Services · areas of practice
Evaluation, advisory, strategy, training, designation: every area is anchored in the AI id framework. The deliverables speak to one another, and each phase prepares the next.
01 · Evaluation
A single evaluation against the four reference frameworks. Every system in use is inventoried, mapped and scored on evidence: intended uses, data touched, weak points, dependencies, supervision. You leave with the AI Index, the six-property profile and a prioritized roadmap.
Documentation of processes, data inputs and data outputs. The organization knows what enters its systems, what comes out, and what that commits it to.
Collection, residency and accessibility of the data feeding AI systems. Stakeholders have the relevant information at the right moment.
02 · Advisory and governance
Building the AI management system (AIMS): policy, roles, lifecycle, registers. The organization prepares for the standard; the AI id framework measures progress.
Structuring AI uses according to the risk management framework: map, measure, manage, govern. Productivity and accountability advance together.
Personal information in AI uses: data residency, consent, transparency, privacy impact assessments (PIAs). Translated into practices that teams can sustain.
Obligations under the European AI regulation: risk classification, automated decisions, transparency requirements. Translated into operational practices for organizations active in subject markets.
Defining the organization's AI posture: guiding principles, authorized use zones, lines not to cross. The strategic framework precedes deployment.
Strategy adapted to the size, sector and maturity level of the organization. Small, mid-size or large: the framework is proportionate, not generic.
AI ethics committees, centres of excellence, accountability structures and iterative training programs. Governance is a function, not a report.
03 · Training
AI literacy, skills transfer, using systems to their full capacity without exposing the organization or its clients. Corporate masterclasses, workshops on real-world uses, application coaching. Teams leave with usable templates anchored in the AI id framework.
04 · Certificates and designation
The "Move 38 - completed" certificate attests the process. At the threshold, the "Responsible AI Organization" designation, accredited by the cabinet, certifies the status: an AI Index of at least 70, no property below 60, renewed after annual re-evaluation. identifiable certifies conformity in AI governance, the NIST AI RMF, and Loi 25; for ISO/IEC 42001, the cabinet prepares your organization for certification issued by an accredited body.
05 · Strategy & AI Integration
Defining AI strategy before deployment: roadmap, use-case prioritization, team and executive preparation. Processes are ready before systems go live.
Governing multi-vendor environments: platforms, agents, third-party APIs. Every model is documented, evaluated and integrated into a unified governance framework.
Secure deployment within critical infrastructures. identifiable works with the organization so that AI strengthens cybersecurity without exposing it.
01 · Scoping
A discovery call defines the scope, the systems covered and the evidence available. The number follows from scoping, set at that stage.
02 · Execution
Evaluation, governance or training, on a retainer basis. Every deliverable is anchored in the AI id framework and remains comparable from one phase to the next.
03 · Next steps
The roadmap guides what comes next: corrections, targeted training, re-evaluation. At the threshold, the designation.
With the AI Index diagnostic or a thirty-minute discovery call. The diagnostic places your posture in minutes; the discovery defines the scope.
On a retainer basis, with a collaboratively defined open scope. Every mandate is anchored in the AI id framework, which keeps deliverables comparable from one phase to the next.
The firm makes what is deployed measurable and defensible, and supports deployment when the framework requires it. Most consultants deploy; identifiable produces the score your board will ask for.