Every vendor says its AI is safe, reliable and compliant. For which use? AIQURIS works out what your deployment requires, puts the questions to the vendor, and shows where its terms fall short: gaps to negotiate into the contract, or controls you put in place yourself. You see what is missing before you sign.
For procurement, risk and the business owner, on one basis.
The same AI assistant can be accurate for one team and wrong for the next, secure in one configuration and exposing data in another, compliant in one country and not in the next. How you configure it, which data it reaches and what you use it for decide.
Unlike conventional software, an AI system's behaviour is not fully defined by its specification. No vendor can vouch for it in every use. Whether it is safe, reliable and compliant has to be established for yours.
A ticked box costs the vendor nothing. Once the contract is signed, your leverage is gone.
You carry the risk of the AI you deploy, whoever built it.
Derived from your deployment. Not from a checklist.
An AI assistant that answers management questions from sales, pricing and forecast data. Three providers on the shortlist.
Each answer requires evidence where it matters, and becomes part of the contract.
A vendor assessment also shows what stays with you.
Every question to the vendor exists because a risk of your deployment calls for it. That is the difference from a generic questionnaire.
One of many chains a single assessment produces.
Where the vendor will negotiate, its answers go into the contract, and an answer that proves wrong becomes the vendor's problem, not your blind spot.
Where it won't, as with the largest providers, you know exactly which controls stay with you.
Put the AI requirements of your deployment into the RFP, so every bidder answers the same questions.
Every bidder assessed and compared on the same basis: what is met, what is open, and what it would take to close.
Gaps negotiated into the agreement, or assigned to your own controls where the vendor won't move.
Reassess at renewal, or when the vendor changes its model or capabilities.
Your supplier process stays. The AI requirements get specific.
Vendor assessment is part of our full assessment (CONTROL+). Use it to compare providers before selection, or to assess the chosen one before roll-out. The decision stays with you, on a documented basis.
Describe one AI deployment. See who could be affected, how badly, and how deep the assessment needs to go next. No sales call needed.
Bring the intended use, your shortlist and your decision date. In one call we scope the vendor questions, the evidence to request and the controls you will own.
New to AIQURIS? Start with an Assessment Sprint on one deployment.
