The essentials
identifiable structures its responsible AI certifications around two titles: the Responsible AI Practice for anyone who works with AI, from individual to organization (up to the "Responsible AI Practice" designation), and the Responsible AI Lead certification (identifiable Move 38) for the professional who evaluates and certifies others. Every title is decided on evidence, with the iDIA framework, and renews every year.
Using AI has become ordinary. Demonstrating that you use it in a governed, secured and accountable way remains rare, and that is exactly what gets certified. The certifications share one measurement instrument: the iDIA framework, six properties scored on evidence (Accountable, Governed, Secured, Sovereign, Supervised, Reproducible), weighted from ISO/IEC 42001, the NIST AI RMF, the EU AI Act and Quebec's Law 25.
An identifiable title is earned; it cannot be bought.
On evidence
A practice that is claimed but not written down is capped. Every score cites its exhibit; another evaluator, with the same exhibits, reaches the same scores.
A real threshold
At every level, failing is possible and documented. The designation requires an AI Index at the designation threshold with no property below the floor; an organization just under the threshold remains undesignated.
In time
Every title is valid one year and renews after re-evaluation. An expired title is never displayed: what you display reflects your current practice.
Which title fits your situation?
For the solopreneur, entrepreneur, manager, executive, C-suite, SME and organization. By tiers of scope, according to what you answer for: your individual practice (four sessions over four weeks, a working tool handed over at every session), the practice of a team you manage, the practice of your company, then that of your organization (roughly 30 to 300 people and more, delivered as an engagement, scope defined at framing). Every tier is decided on a file scored on evidence with the iDIA framework; at the threshold of the AIiD evaluation, the organization earns the "Responsible AI Practice" designation. If you fall short, you leave with your roadmap and resubmit within 90 days at no cost.
For the AI and agentic AI professional: consultant, compliance lead, architect, executive. An 8-to-12-week cohort, five modules, admission on file. Authority rises by level: the Associate Lead evaluates under supervision; the Licensed Lead conducts the AIiD evaluation end to end, holds the verdict and accredits the designation under the cabinet's license; the Senior Lead supervises, counter-scores peers and delivers cohorts, a level earned on a documented track record, never on an exam. Accreditation rests on a supervised, counter-scored real case, not on attendance.
The bridges are real: a person certified in practice approaches the Lead pathway with a head start; an organization whose executives are certified begins its engagement with the inventory already under way; Licensed Leads conduct the evaluations that decide designations.
How identifiable gets you ready
The threshold does not move, and no one is left standing in front of the gap: identifiable offers the right advisory programs (AI governance, risk management, Law 25 and EU AI Act compliance, ISO/IEC 42001 preparation) to close the gaps, practice by practice, and reach certification.
Frequently asked questions
Can you fail an identifiable Move 38 certification?
Yes, at every level of every program. The file is scored on evidence and the threshold does not move; that is what gives the title its value. The candidate or organization that does not yet meet the standard leaves with a roadmap, and identifiable offers the right advisory programs to close the gaps and reach certification.
What is the difference between the Practice and Lead certifications?
The Responsible AI Practice attests your own use of AI (individual, team or company scope). The Certification of Responsible AI Lead attests the capacity to evaluate and certify others: the Lead conducts the AIiD evaluation and accredits the designation under the cabinet's license.
Is the Responsible AI Practice designation the same for a person and an organization?
The Responsible AI Practice designation attests a responsible AI practice by tiers of scope: your individual practice, that of a team you lead, then that of your organization. The standard and the seal, granted at the threshold of the AIiD evaluation, are the same; only the evaluated scope changes.
Do I need the Responsible AI Practice before entering the Lead program?
No. It waives the literacy sessions of module 1, but admission to the Lead program is decided on file in every case, and the scoring exam remains in full.
How much do the programs cost?
The Responsible AI Practice is sold per cohort seat for the individual, team and company tiers, and scoped as an engagement for the organization tier; the Move 38 Lead certification is sold per cohort seat. Prices are shared at cohort registration.
Does identifiable certify ISO/IEC 42001?
No. identifiable prepares organizations for ISO/IEC 42001 certification, which is issued by an accredited body. identifiable certifies conformity in AI governance, to the NIST AI RMF and to Law 25, and accredits the Responsible AI Practice designation.
Are the titles permanent?
No. Every title is valid one year and renews after re-evaluation, which guarantees that the displayed title reflects the current practice, not a past exam.
What are you going to do with your AI?
Founding cohorts open in August 2026: network, clients and the curious, in exchange for a case study or a testimonial. The framing session decides the program and the level.