NIST AI RMF compliance software
Map your AI systems to the NIST AI Risk Management Framework's four functions and answer US enterprise and federal procurement questions - as a by-product of your EU AI Act work.
The NIST AI RMF (AI RMF 1.0, NIST.AI.100-1) is the voluntary US framework for managing AI risk. It carries no legal force of its own, but it is the de-facto reference in US federal procurement and enterprise RFPs - so alignment is often a commercial requirement even for non-US companies selling into the US.
The four functions (and what sits under them)
- Govern - the cross-cutting culture and accountability for AI risk: policies, roles, risk tolerance, and oversight of the other three functions across the organisation.
- Map - establish context for each AI system: its purpose, the people affected, and the risks and benefits it carries.
- Measure - analyse, assess, benchmark and monitor the mapped risks using quantitative and qualitative methods.
- Manage - prioritise risks and act on them: allocate resources, treat or accept risk, and respond to and recover from incidents.
Why a non-US company still needs it
US enterprise buyers and federal contracts routinely ask vendors to demonstrate NIST AI RMF alignment in security and procurement questionnaires. If you sell into the US, "are you aligned to the NIST AI RMF?" shows up in the same RFP as your SOC 2 and data questions. Being able to answer it with evidence - not a maybe - removes a deal blocker.
One classification, three frameworks
ComplyAgent takes the single classification you run for the EU AI Act and maps it onto the NIST Govern / Map / Measure / Manage functions and ISO/IEC 42001 controls automatically. Every result cites its source article, function or control, so an RFP answer comes with evidence attached rather than a promise.
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