The Platform

One platform. 12 modules. Every governance obligation.

Pratvi AI replaces the spreadsheets, point tools, and bespoke dashboards most enterprises bolt together to satisfy their AI governance obligations. Every module is built for regulated industries from day one, sharing one audit trail, one risk taxonomy, and one regulatory mapping.

Module 01 of 12

AI Model Inventory

One source of truth for every AI system in your organization.

Catalog every AI / ML system, foundation model integration, and AI-assisted decision flow with risk classification, ownership, lifecycle state, and a full dependency graph. Required for OMB M-24-10 federal inventories, NAIC AI bulletin governance, and EU AI Act Annex VIII technical documentation.

EU AI Act
NIST AI RMF
OMB M-24-10
ISO 42001

Capabilities

  • Centralized model registry across all teams and verticals
  • EU AI Act risk classification (prohibited / high-risk / limited / minimal)
  • Lifecycle state tracking — design, validation, production, deprecation
  • Ownership and accountability mapping
  • Foundation model dependency graph and AISBOM export

Module 02 of 12

Compliance Engine

Map every model to every framework that governs it.

RAG-powered question answering against ingested regulatory text with verifiable citations, plus per-model gap analysis across 32 frameworks. Conformity assessment workflows for EU AI Act high-risk systems, evidence packages exportable to regulator format.

HIPAA
GDPR
EU AI Act
GLBA
SOC 2
ISO 42001

Capabilities

  • RAG-powered Q&A with citations to source regulation text
  • Per-model compliance posture across 32 frameworks
  • Gap analysis against NAIC, FDA, NERC CIP, vertical-specific rules
  • Conformity-assessment workflow for EU AI Act high-risk systems
  • Per-tenant framework configuration

Module 03 of 12

Immutable Audit Trail

SHA-256 hash-chained logs of every AI decision.

Cryptographically tamper-evident audit log of every AI inference, decision, and human override. Each entry hash-chained to its predecessor — any tampering breaks the chain and is detected on verification. Exportable as FHIR R4 AuditEvent for healthcare and as evidence for regulatory examinations.

HIPAA §164.312(b)
SR 11-7
21 CFR Part 11
GDPR Article 30

Capabilities

  • SHA-256 hash chain for tamper evidence
  • Per-decision input/output capture with PHI/NPI tokenization
  • Human override tracking (who, when, why)
  • FHIR R4 AuditEvent export for healthcare
  • Configurable retention (HIPAA 6 yr, SR 11-7 7 yr, ECOA 25 mo)

Module 04 of 12

Bias & Fairness Monitor

Catch fairness regressions before they become violations.

Continuous fairness measurement across protected classes — Disparate Impact Ratio (4/5ths rule), Statistical Parity Difference, Equal Opportunity Difference, and chi-squared significance testing. Demographic differential drift detection. Auto-generated triggers for ECOA Reg B and FCRA adverse-action notices.

ECOA Reg B
FCRA
Title VII
EU AI Act Annex III
ACA §1557

Capabilities

  • Disparate Impact Ratio with 4/5ths rule alerting
  • Statistical Parity Difference + Equal Opportunity Difference
  • Chi-squared significance testing across protected classes
  • Demographic differential drift detection
  • Adverse-action notice triggers for ECOA Reg B and FCRA

Module 05 of 12

Drift & Performance Monitor

Statistical detection when your models stop working as designed.

Continuous distribution-shift and performance-degradation monitoring. Population Stability Index against rolling baselines, Kolmogorov-Smirnov test, accuracy / precision / recall degradation tracking, and demographic differential drift. Flags automatic retraining triggers per model.

SR 11-7
NIST AI RMF Measure
ISO 42001

Capabilities

  • Population Stability Index (PSI) against 90-day baseline
  • Kolmogorov-Smirnov distribution test
  • Performance degradation tracking against baseline
  • Demographic differential drift
  • Automatic retraining flags per configured threshold

Module 06 of 12

Security Posture (MITRE ATLAS)

Threat-model your AI systems against the actual attack surface.

Continuous threat scoring against MITRE ATLAS (Adversarial Threat Landscape for AI Systems) — five primary threats with weighted scoring and critical override. Prompt injection detection, training-data poisoning monitoring, model-extraction surveillance, supply-chain provenance, and adversarial-example exposure assessment.

NIST AI RMF Manage
ISO 42001
MITRE ATLAS

Capabilities

  • MITRE ATLAS threat scoring (5 threats, weighted, critical override at >80)
  • Prompt injection detection on LLM-mediated decisions
  • Training-data poisoning monitoring
  • Supply-chain provenance — base model + fine-tunes + datasets
  • Adversarial-example exposure assessment

Module 07 of 12

Explainability Engine

Per-decision explanations that hold up in front of regulators.

Multi-audience explanation generation for every decision — patient-language for member-facing notices, clinical / operator language for human-in-the-loop reviewers, and regulator-grade explanations for examination evidence. Feature-importance summaries grounded in the model's actual inputs.

EU AI Act Article 13
GDPR Article 22
ECOA Reg B

Capabilities

  • Patient-grade explanations (plain language, ~6th grade)
  • Clinical / operator-grade explanations
  • Regulator-grade explanations
  • Feature importance and decision rationale
  • Per-decision explanation persisted to the audit trail

Module 08 of 12

Confidence & Verification

Calibrated confidence, multi-model verification, automatic escalation.

Every AI decision carries a calibrated confidence score with automatic routing — auto-approve, flag-for-review, or human-required. Multi-model verification runs the same input through a primary plus secondary model and surfaces disagreements; configurable to auto-accept, flag, or block based on delta thresholds.

EU AI Act Article 14
NIST AI RMF Manage

Capabilities

  • Calibrated confidence scoring with uncertainty bounds
  • Routing — auto-approve / flag-review / human-required
  • Primary vs. secondary model verification
  • Output delta detection across multiple models
  • Automatic escalation on disagreement

Module 09 of 12

Adverse Action Notice Engine

Automatic notices that satisfy ECOA, FCRA, and ACA §1557.

When an AI denies credit, coverage, or another regulated benefit, the platform auto-generates a notice that satisfies the applicable framework — ECOA Regulation B (30-day window with specific principal reasons), FCRA §615(a) (with credit-score disclosure), or ACA Section 1557 health-coverage notice requirements.

ECOA Reg B
FCRA
ACA §1557
NAIC Model Bulletin

Capabilities

  • ECOA Reg B notices (30-day window, specific principal reasons)
  • FCRA §615(a) notices with credit-score disclosure
  • ACA §1557 health-coverage AI denial notices
  • Per-tenant template customization (logo, contact, jurisdiction)
  • Audit-trail integration with full provenance

Module 10 of 12

Evidence & Incident Workbench

Examiner-ready evidence packs and regulator-deadline-aware incident playbooks.

One-click evidence packages for any of 14 supported framework audits — with SHA-256 manifest tying each artifact to its source decision. Incident response playbooks auto-generated for six incident classes, each with the regulator deadlines that govern it (GDPR 72h, HIPAA 60d, FTC Safeguards 30d for 500+ consumers).

One-click evidence packs ship for 14 frameworks today, out of the 32 frameworks the platform supports. The rest are on the roadmap to parity.

GDPR Article 33
HIPAA Breach Notification
FTC Safeguards §314.5

Capabilities

  • One-click evidence packs across 14 frameworks
  • SHA-256 manifest binding artifacts to audit-log entries
  • Six incident-response playbook classes
  • Regulator-deadline-aware (GDPR 72h, HIPAA 60d, FTC §314.5 30d)
  • Auto-generated breach notification draft

Module 11 of 12

Executive Dashboard

Board-ready governance scores, narratives, and roll-ups.

Enterprise-wide risk score weighted across four components (bias, drift, security, compliance — 25% each) with a board-ready narrative generator that summarizes posture in plain English and tailors output to four audiences: board, regulator, CISO, internal.

ISO 42001
NIST AI RMF Govern
Board oversight standards

Capabilities

  • Enterprise risk score with 4-component breakdown
  • Per-vertical risk roll-up
  • Plain-English narrative — 4 audiences (board / regulator / CISO / internal)
  • Trend analysis week-over-week and quarter-over-quarter
  • One-click examination prep

Module 12 of 12

Agentic Governance Layer

Autonomous compliance, governance, and reporting agents — with MCP integrations and scheduled jobs.

Three autonomous AI agents using ReAct (Reason → Act → Observe) loops to handle gap analysis, evidence gathering, and narrative generation without manual orchestration. Five MCP servers expose platform data to external coding agents and tools. Six scheduled background jobs continuously monitor regulatory changes, drift, expiration, and platform health.

NIST AI RMF Map/Manage
ISO 42001

Capabilities

  • Governance Agent — policy enforcement, control auditing (5 tools)
  • Compliance Agent — framework mapping, gap remediation (5 tools)
  • Report Agent — narrative generation, 4-audience tailoring (5 tools)
  • 5 MCP servers — Database, Regulatory, Audit, Report, Alert
  • 6 scheduled jobs — drift, regulatory monitor, report generation, health scoring, expiration, scheduler

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