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Map the workflow
Start with one AI-enabled workflow and the documentation you already have.
ISO 42001 readiness for one real AI use case
Need ISO 42001? Start with one real AI use case.
Pulse shows what appears to apply, where requirements overlap, what is missing, and what to fix first. Start with the workflow and whatever documentation you already have.
Pulse shows what applies, what overlaps, and what to fix first — starting with the workflow you already have.
One AI use case. One prioritized map.
ISO 42001. NIST AI RMF. EU AI Act. One AI use case.
Pulse evaluates the requirements together, shows what is shared and unique, and identifies the documentation, control, and evidence gaps that matter first.
See what applies across frameworks, where they overlap, and which gap matters most first.
AI workflow readiness
AI is now in the workflow. Are you sure you know what applies?
Start with the requirement you already know. Pulse evaluates the workflow across relevant obligations, shows what overlaps, and surfaces what needs to be addressed first.
Start with one workflow. See what applies, what overlaps, and what to address first.
Complimentary initial Readiness Map for qualified organizations. No installation. No production access. Start with what you already have.
Practitioner-led review
CPA + CISA-informed methodology
30+ years across risk, controls, audit, and governance
No installation or production access
A simple first step
Get clarity on one workflow before you commit to a larger project.
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See gaps and overlap
Understand what appears to apply, where requirements converge, and where the material falls short.
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Know what to address next
Receive a high-level priority view and decide whether detailed closure work is worth pursuing.
The readiness loop
Readiness should create something you can test.
Pulse does not stop at a framework checklist. The goal is a usable, approved operating standard that can later be tested against what the workflow actually does.
1. MapDetermine what applies and where it overlaps
2. FitCreate or update workflow-specific standards and controls
3. TestRun a paid Execution Evidence Baseline against the approved standard
4. IterateRemediate findings and retest the workflow
Clear value before a larger engagement
Know what you receive, and what you pay for.
The complimentary map gives you a useful readiness direction. Detailed findings, fitted documentation, and execution proof begin only if you choose to continue.
Included before you decide
Initial Readiness Map
- One-workflow readiness intake
- Applicability and overlap summary
- High-level gap and priority view
- Recommendation on what to reuse, create, or address next
Paid if you choose to continue
Fit, Close, and Prove
- Detailed findings and remediation work order
- Fitted operating documents and control standards
- Documentation and control gap closure
- Execution Evidence Baseline with scoped results
- Remediation and retesting
Execution testing is not part of the complimentary Readiness Map. It begins after a workflow-specific standard is approved and a paid test scope is agreed.
Why Pulse
Faster clarity. Fitted outputs. A path to proof.
Built for teams that need more than another checklist or generic template.
Evaluate together
Relevant requirements are considered together so overlap is visible before you spend time closing the same issue repeatedly.
Fit to the workflow
Paid outputs are shaped around the selected workflow and the organization’s actual facts, not a generic framework label.
Create a testable standard
Readiness can lead to an approved operating standard that supports a separate Execution Evidence engagement.
Big Four risk and assurance experience
Regulated compliance and audit backgrounds
Deterministic, traceable outputs
Practitioner review retained
Start with one workflow.
In 15 minutes, we can determine whether Pulse is the right readiness path and what a bounded first step would require.
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