Consultants, agencies and firms who help companies use AI well, including AI strategists, policy and risk advisors, trainers, and GRC firms adding an AI practice.
Most proposals ask a client to trust a promise. Yours shows them what their AI tool’s own terms say, quoted and sourced, before they sign.
IDEN runs on clear, fixed rules. The only AI is the GAR’s reading of vendor documents, and only when you choose to run one.
A GAR (Gap Analysis Report) reads one AI tool, for one company, against the 21 controls of the CT Framework. It reads the vendor’s own current terms and privacy documents, not their marketing.
Each finding quotes the vendor’s exact words, with the page and the date it was read. Each one lands in one of four plain words: In place, Partway, In a different form, or Not found.
A GAR never approves or bans a tool. Where something falls short, it lays out the steps to close the gap: policy, safeguards and vendor terms. The company makes its own decision, on the record.
A finished report in about 7 to 11 minutes, with the remediation map to act on it.
Consultants run GARs to back their proposals, and the first one is free. Businesses can run GARs on every AI tool they use, right from their workspace.
Every AI tool your company uses, who owns it, what it’s approved for, and the SOPs your people follow. Your team sees what they can use and how, in plain language.
Your departments, your people, your rules. Nothing is bolted on from outside, so it fits how your company already works.
Run a GAR on any AI tool in your workspace and see what its own terms really say. GAR packs are available at business pricing.
Set up your workspace today, free. When you want help, find a consultant from inside your workspace, and they’ll send you a proposal.
Consultants, agencies and firms who help companies use AI well: AI strategists, policy and risk advisors, trainers, and GRC firms adding an AI practice. Businesses can also set up a free workspace on their own.
A Gap Analysis Report. It reads one AI tool, for one company, against the 21 controls of the CT Framework, using the vendor’s own current terms and privacy documents.
Proposals are free, and your first GAR is on us. Plans are for GARs:
Yes. A business can set up its workspace at no cost, and every proposal includes one for the client. A consultant’s fee for their services is between them and their client.
Only where you ask it to. Everything in IDEN runs on clear, fixed rules: proposals, workspaces, SOPs, remediation plans and the record. The same input always gives the same result, and nothing is guessed. The one place AI is used is the GAR, where a model reads the vendor’s public terms and privacy documents, and only when you choose to run one. Every finding still quotes the vendor’s own words, so you can check it yourself. No AI makes decisions in IDEN; people do.
Create your account and build your first proposal today. Proposals are free, and your first GAR is on us. No card needed to start.
Set up your free workspace, run GARs on your AI tools, and find an expert whenever you’re ready.
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