Organisations
An AI register for organisations that have lost count.
Once AI spreads across departments, no one has the full list. Teams build agents in Copilot Studio or Amazon Bedrock, buy AI inside SaaS tools, or wire models up themselves. Signoria gives you one register of the AI you run, who owns and approved each one, and what changed. It was built for banks, so it's designed to stand up to an auditor's questions.
Why it matters
Scattered records
AI assets get tracked in spreadsheets kept by different teams. Nobody can say which ones are live, who owns them, or what data they touch.
Unclear cost and reuse
Teams build similar agents and buy similar tools side by side, and the spend is hard to attribute to anything.
Compliance questions arrive anyway
GDPR applies to any AI that handles personal data. The AI Act reaches beyond financial services. Internal control and IT audit will ask the same questions a bank supervisor would.
Last checked: 27 October 2026. Not legal advice.
Built for regulated firms, useful to everyone
It runs in your own environment, its connectors only read, sign-in goes through your Microsoft Entra ID, and every change is written to an audit trail. You get the controls a bank demands, whether or not a regulator asks you for them.
What each role gets
Example data.
Chief AI Officer
The whole AI estate at a glance, and the confidence to scale adoption.
Head of AI implementation
A clear, fast path into production, and approved parts to build on.
Teams that build AI
Registration from their own tools, and reuse of what is already approved.
Internal control
Owns the record.
IT and the CIO's office
Connects and runs it.
Data protection officer
Sees which AI assets touch personal data.
Finance
Sees what you run, as a basis for cost.
See it on your own AI estate.
Book a demo on example data, or ask about the free 90-day pilot.