Control Center – AI Governance

AIGN · Governance Control Center

One place to manage, evidence
and report your
AI Governance.

The AIGN Governance Control Center creates the operational layer your organization needs to document which AI systems exist, prove governance is active and deliver board-ready reporting — before regulators ask.

Expert-operated from day one · No software procurement required · 11 governance modules

The Problem

AI is already operating.
Governance often is not.

Most organizations use AI systems, copilots and vendor models today. Very few can clearly state what exists, who is accountable and what evidence they can show an auditor or a board.

  • 01
    No central AI inventory Which AI systems, copilots, models, vendors and agents are already in use — and who owns them?
  • 02
    No evidence layer Policies exist, but evidence of decisions, oversight, risk acceptance and escalation is fragmented or absent.
  • 03
    No board visibility Leadership needs governance reporting they can act on — not technical complexity or disconnected compliance documents.
  • 04
    No operating model One-time assessments and static documentation do not create recurring governance. AI Governance must be operated, not only documented.
Why This Exists

AI Governance is no longer
a compliance document.
It is an operating problem.

Regulation changes. Vendors add AI features. Agents enter workflows. Auditors ask questions. Boards need evidence. The Governance Control Center gives organizations a continuously operated command layer for each of these governance challenges.

Map

all AI systems, vendors and agents

Classify

risk, regulation and criticality

Operate

controls, evidence and oversight

Report

board-ready governance briefings

Control Center Modules

Eleven modules.
One operating model.

Each module has a defined governance purpose. Together they form the command layer that connects AI inventory, regulatory exposure, evidence, oversight, risks, incidents, board reporting and trust readiness.

01

AI System Registry

Inventory of AI systems, copilots, LLMs, agents, vendors and shadow AI signals across the organization.

02

Regulatory Mapping

EU AI Act, GDPR, DORA, NIS2 and internal policy mapping with risk classification logic per system.

03

Human Oversight

Tracking of escalation points, approvals, overrides, responsible owners and oversight gaps.

04

Agent Governance

Registry and control logic for autonomous AI agents — permissions, risk levels and escalation rules.

05

Evidence Center

Governance logs, decision evidence, approval histories, audit trails and risk acceptance documentation.

06

Risk & Incident Center

Tracking of incidents, vendor risks, hallucination risks, data leakage risks and escalation events.

07

Board View

Executive dashboards, governance KPIs, maturity trend, liability exposure and board-ready briefings.

08

Trust Label Readiness

Evidence readiness, certification gaps, control maturity and trust status development over time.

09

Intelligence Signals

Regulatory alerts, industry signals, vendor signals and emerging AI Governance risks — curated monthly.

10

Governance Operations

Recurring governance routines, remediation tracking, action ownership, review cycles and operational calendars.

11

Academy & Enablement

Training status, certification tracking, role readiness, awareness monitoring and capability building.

AIGN OS

Systemic
Governance Layer

The Control Center is built on AIGN OS — the systemic AI Governance operating model. All eleven modules connect into one coherent governance logic: lifecycle control, evidence, oversight, risk management, trust infrastructure and board-level defensibility.

  • Responsible and auditable AI Governance
  • Evidence-first operating model
  • Board and audit defensibility by design
  • Trust Label readiness track included
How Organizations Enter

Four steps from AI inventory
to board-ready governance.

Step 01

Map

Identify AI systems, owners, vendors, risks and relevant business areas. Establish the AI inventory as the foundation of all governance operations.

Step 02

Classify

Assess regulatory relevance under EU AI Act, GDPR, DORA and NIS2. Determine criticality, risk exposure and governance maturity per system.

Step 03

Operate

Set up controls, evidence tracking, escalation flows and recurring governance routines. Move from static documentation to an active operating model.

Step 04

Report

Deliver board-ready governance reports, executive dashboards and trust readiness views. Make governance visible, defensible and auditable.

Packages & Pricing

Start managed.
Scale into infrastructure.

All packages are expert-operated. No software procurement. No implementation project. Governance starts in the first month.

Starter

Control Center Setup

€9,500
One-time setup · delivered in 4 weeks
  • AI Governance inventory template
  • Initial risk classification model
  • Regulatory mapping structure
  • Basic evidence framework
  • Executive governance summary
  • 90-minute board briefing

Best for: organizations starting their AI Governance operating layer.

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Enterprise

Control Center Enterprise

from €9,500/mo
Custom scope · multi-unit organizations
  • Multi-unit governance cockpit
  • Industry and function-specific views
  • AI agent governance layer
  • Vendor governance monitoring
  • Advanced evidence model
  • Audit committee reporting
  • Custom governance KPIs
  • Trust Label preparation track

Best for: complex organizations with multiple business units, regulated industries or advanced audit requirements.

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Comparable Cost

The Managed Control Center at €4,900/month corresponds to approximately 0.3 FTE of senior compliance capacity — without hiring, onboarding or knowledge gaps.

Suitable Organization Size

Organizations with 50–5,000 employees using AI tools, copilots, LLMs or AI-assisted workflows in at least two business functions.

Time to First Output

First governance dashboard and executive summary delivered within 30 days of engagement start. No infrastructure setup required.

Why AIGN

Because AI Governance must be
operated, not only documented.

Built on AIGN OS

The Control Center is based on the AIGN OS logic: governance layers, lifecycle control, evidence, oversight, risk management, trust infrastructure and operational readiness. Not a methodology document — an operating model.

Designed for operational readiness

Organizations that wait until formal obligations fully apply will face inventory gaps, evidence gaps and operational pressure at the worst possible moment. The Control Center creates readiness before governance becomes a crisis.

No software, no delay

The Control Center starts as a managed operating layer using dashboards, structured templates, governance processes and expert operation. No enterprise software procurement, no implementation project, no 12-month delay before governance begins.

Industry-adaptable by design

Industry-specific views can be added for banking, healthcare, public sector, insurance, manufacturing, energy, retail and technology organizations. Governance exposure differs by sector — the Control Center reflects that.

Patrick Upmann — Founder, AIGN AI Governance Network
Behind the Control Center

AI Governance products must do more than describe risk. They must help organizations translate change into readiness, controls, evidence and defensible decisions.

Patrick Upmann

Founder · AIGN AI Governance Network

Patrick Upmann is the founder of AIGN and the architect behind the AIGN OS operating model and the Governance Control Center. The Control Center connects AI inventory, regulatory mapping, evidence, oversight, board reporting and trust readiness into one continuously operated governance command layer.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Is this already software?
No. The Control Center starts as an expert-operated governance layer using structured dashboards, templates, governance processes and evidence models. This is intentional: organizations get operational governance immediately — without procurement cycles, implementation delays or dependency on software vendors. The Control Center can evolve into dedicated platform infrastructure over time.
Who is this for?
For organizations that use AI systems, copilots, LLMs or AI agents and need operational visibility, evidence, accountability and board-level governance reporting. Particularly relevant for organizations in regulated industries or those preparing for EU AI Act compliance.
What is the difference to consulting?
Consulting typically delivers recommendations and leaves. The Control Center creates a recurring governance operating model with inventory, evidence, monitoring, reporting and continuous governance routines. It does not end with a report — it runs as an ongoing operational capability.
Can this support Trust Label readiness?
Yes. The Control Center prepares the evidence, control visibility and governance maturity required for later Trust Label assessment. Module 08 (Trust Label Readiness) tracks evidence readiness, certification gaps and control maturity development over time.
Can the package be adapted by industry?
Yes. Industry-specific views can be added for banking, healthcare, public sector, education, retail, manufacturing, insurance, energy and technology-driven organizations. AI Governance exposure differs significantly by sector — the Control Center reflects these differences in risk classification, regulatory mapping and reporting.
What is the minimum engagement?
The Starter package is a one-time setup delivered in approximately four weeks. The Managed Control Center has a minimum term of six months — this is the minimum time needed to establish a functional governance operating rhythm, maintain the registry and produce meaningful board reporting.
How does onboarding work?
Onboarding begins with a structured intake session to map AI systems, identify relevant business areas and determine regulatory scope. The first governance dashboard and executive summary are typically delivered within 30 days. No technical infrastructure or internal implementation project is required.
Next Step

Build your AI Governance
command layer before
regulators ask.

Start with a structured setup, move into managed governance operation and create the evidence layer your board, auditors and regulators will expect — from the first month of engagement.