AI register · Governance

Your AI uses already exist. The risk is not knowing which ones to steer.

Robinswood turns a theoretical AI policy into an operational register: use, owner, data, risk, validation, indicator and next action.

  • list of visible and invisible AI uses;
  • owner, data, tool, risk and validation;
  • pragmatic AI Act / security / contract classification;

30 minutes

First goal: know what really exists.

In 30 minutes, we identify visible/invisible uses and the required register level: simple inventory, active governance or AI Act framing.

Fast qualification

  • Human reply within 24–48 business hours
  • No tool selling before diagnosis
  • Short form, enough context
Initial response within 24–48 business hours
No automated sales follow-up after the form
Not an ERP, RPA or n8n reseller

Fit filter

This page targets organizations with real AI uses, not just intent.

Existing or imminent uses: assistants, copilots, AI SaaS tools, internal automations.
Sensitive data or responsibilities: client, HR, finance, legal, production or know-how.
Sponsor able to steer: IT, HR, quality, compliance, business owner or leader.
Compatible budget: 5k€ minimum framing if the register must become operational and auditable.

Qualify your AI use register

Describe current uses, exposed data and regulatory or client urgency: we reply within 24–48 business hours with a first view.

Request an AI use register

5 fields. Goal: turn real uses, risks and responsibilities into concrete steering.

Optional but useful to qualify SME/mid-market fit, budget and priority immediately.

One sentence is enough. We qualify the context later.

Initial response within 24 to 48 business hours
If the topic is relevant, we suggest a 30-minute executive diagnosis.
Data is only used to process your request. No automated sales sequence.

The register becomes urgent if

  • ChatGPT, Copilot or business assistants are used without inventory;
  • client, HR, finance or technical data may be exposed;
  • no one knows which uses fall under AI Act or contractual risk;
  • an AI policy exists but is not tied to steering;
  • a client, auditor or committee asks for concrete guarantees.

What the register contains

  • list of visible and invisible AI uses;
  • owner, data, tool, risk and validation;
  • pragmatic AI Act / security / contract classification;
  • 30-day governance action plan.

Best fit

  • SMEs already using AI informally;
  • IT, HR, quality, compliance, finance or business functions;
  • organizations that want to govern without blocking teams.

Preuve terrain

The register makes governance verifiable

In a multi-site organization, inventory revealed invisible uses: personal accounts, sensitive data copy-paste, local automations. The register helped prioritize risks without banning useful uses.