- What is Nextvise?
- Forensic governance infrastructure for AI in regulated institutions. Every output your AI produces is protected, proven against the regulation that governs it, signed, and approved by a human in the loop where the risk requires it.
- What does "governed and proven" mean?
- Four things, on every single output: protected, so nothing reaches in and nothing forges the proof; proven against the exact rule that binds you; signed with forensic, permanent evidence; and routed to a human in the loop where the risk requires it.
- Isn't this just another AI governance tool?
- No. Tools observe and report after the fact, or issue a point-in-time certificate. The evidence layer sits in the path itself, every output passes through it and is proven at runtime. Others check AI with more AI, same hallucination. We enforce it against the reference data your regulator accepts, and nothing passes unsigned.
- Which regulations does the evidence cover?
- HIPAA, 21 CFR Part 11, EU GMP Annex 11 and 22, GVP, the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001, FedRAMP 20x-aligned, SR 26-2, ECOA, DIFC Regulation 10, and Qatar PDPPL, technically, at runtime, with forensic evidence.
- Which sectors does Nextvise serve?
- Healthcare, pharma & life sciences, banking & finance, and federal, defense & sovereign environments. One evidence layer, what changes per sector is the regulation. The infrastructure doesn't.
- Do we have to rebuild anything?
- No. One API call, integrated without destroying your legacy. Your systems, your workflows and your interfaces stay exactly as they are, 24 hours to plug in, full evidence trail from day one.
- Is Nextvise like a SOC 2 or an inspection mark for AI?
- The comparison fits the role: what SOC 2 is to software and an inspection mark is to machines, forensic evidence is to AI decisions. One difference, a certificate is issued once a year; Nextvise evidence is produced on every single decision, at runtime. Your auditor certifies on top of it.