GQ Govern.
Controls that have
to prove themselves.
Regulated enterprises rarely fail audits for lack of dashboards. They fail because the rule lived in a wiki, the exception got granted over email with no record, and nobody could produce the evidence when someone finally asked for it. GQ Govern stores the rule, records the exception, and keeps the evidence somewhere it can actually be produced on request.
A rule nobody can produce
is not a rule.
Policy scattered across wikis. Exceptions granted over email with no record anywhere. Evidence assembled by hand the week before an audit, if it gets assembled at all. GQ Govern stores each one and can produce it on its own when asked.
Five modules and a library
that grows with you.
The two below have a visual, because a passing control and a documented exception are easier to see than to read about.
Policy registry
A policy is authored, versioned, and approved like a record. A new save is a new version; anything that ran under version 3 stays explainable under version 3.
Workflow gates
A workflow names its policy gates. GQ Govern evaluates them: pass, hold for approval, or refuse, with the policy named.
Evidence
A pass names the policy actually enforcing it, in the words the person who set it up would use, not just a green checkmark.
Exceptions
A miss gets a reason, a compensating action, a target date, and a name tied to a role, CFO or DPO, not just whoever was logged in.
Diagnose
AI-maturity assessment, model inventory, and document intelligence over the policies a customer already has.
Standards library
Five standards checkable today. Dozens more mapped by domain and region, so a workspace can find the one it actually needs.
Two controls,
the same catalogue, two different outcomes.
Diagnose is the front door.
Govern is what it becomes.
Before an enterprise has a policy registry, it usually just has a question: how mature is our AI use, really. GQ Govern's Diagnose role answers that first, with an AI-maturity assessment and score, a model inventory of what exists and who owns it, and document intelligence that reads a customer's existing policies and drafts registry entries for a person to confirm. What Diagnose produces becomes the first version in the registry. It doesn't get filed away as a report nobody opens again.
The govern tier,
between the data and the action.
GQData makes the data underneath trustworthy. GQ Govern turns that trust into an enforceable, evidenced rule. GQ Agents asks GQ Govern's gates before every governed step, and GST Co-Pilot is what that looks like running in production.
Make the rule something
the system can produce.
Thirty minutes. Bring your hardest policy or audit question. We'll tell you, honestly, whether GQ Govern solves it and what the path to production looks like.