The Governance & Compliance Agent
Managing AI in a law firm is not only about what agents can do—it is about knowing what they did, why they did it, and how to demonstrate that everything stayed within firm policy. The Governance & Compliance Agent is the management and compliance layer that sits above the platform's security foundation.
From ISO 42001-aligned AI system management and agent observability to a governed MCP gateway for third-party agents and compliance reporting APIs, this agent gives technology, compliance, and leadership teams the controls and records they need to manage AI with confidence.
Capabilities
- ISO 42001-aligned AI system management for accountable, auditable, and defensible governance.
- Structured audit trails for every AI action, decision, and tool execution.
- MCP governed gateway policies—controlling what third-party agents are permitted to do.
- Policy authoring and management: update once and it applies across every agent, channel, and surface.
- AI system registry for tracking deployed agents, their capabilities, and their compliance status.
- Compliance reporting APIs for defensible AI governance across the firm.
ISO 42001 alignment and AI system management
Every deployed agent is registered in the AI system registry with its capabilities, permissions, and compliance status. ISO 42001-aligned management gives the firm a defensible framework for accountability—so when stakeholders ask how AI is being governed, the answer is structured evidence, not reassurance.
Observability, audit, and MCP governance
Structured audit trails capture every AI action, decision, and tool execution in real time so compliance teams can investigate without reconstructing history. MCP governed gateway policies control what third-party agents are permitted to do—so the firm's governance extends to every connected AI, not only the ones built in-house. Policy updates propagate across every agent, channel, and surface in one operation.