AI Compliance Tools

Free interactive utilities to help compliance teams scope obligations, plan budgets, document risk assessments, and run vendor AI due diligence. No account required.

Last verified: 2026-07-23

AI compliance tool routing

Which tool to use first

The tools are organized around the point in the compliance workflow: screening, exposure planning, then assessment evidence. The routing table below ties each tool to the official sources that shape the workflow.

Applicability screeningToolCompliance CheckerUse it forStart here when the team needs a source-backed first pass on roles, jurisdictions, industries, and consequential-decision facts.Primary sources
NIST AI RMFretrieved 2026-07-16
Colorado SB 26-189retrieved 2026-06-17
Budget and exposure planningToolPenalty CalculatorUse it forUse after an applicable law has been flagged, when compliance owners need order-of-magnitude penalty exposure for planning.Primary sources
Colorado SB 26-189retrieved 2026-06-17
NYC AEDT guidanceretrieved 2026-06-17
Impact assessment evidenceToolImpact Assessment GeneratorUse it forUse when a team needs a structured assessment artifact for AI-system purpose, data, risk controls, human review, and review history.Primary sources
ISO/IEC 42001retrieved 2026-05-29
Colorado SB 26-189retrieved 2026-06-17
Vendor procurement evidenceToolVendor AI QuestionnaireUse it forUse when evaluating or renewing an AI vendor, to turn role, sector, data classes, use case, and operating jurisdictions into a source-linked question set and evidence-request checklist.Primary sources

FAQ

AI compliance tools FAQ

Which AI compliance tool should a team start with?

If the question is legal scope, start with the compliance checker. If a law has already been identified, use the penalty calculator for planning or the impact assessment generator for documentation. If the AI system is being bought rather than built, start with the vendor AI questionnaire.

What makes these AI compliance tools source-backed?

Each workflow is tied to primary-source law or framework references, and the tools hub lists the official sources and retrieval dates used to route teams to the right workflow.

Do these tools replace vendor governance software?

No. They are free screening and documentation utilities. Enterprise AI governance platforms can still be useful for workflow management, evidence retention, approvals, and audit trails.

Do these tools provide legal advice?

No. The outputs are informational screening artifacts and planning aids. Compliance decisions should be reviewed with qualified counsel.