CoreID is an identity-anchored system of record for AI governance. It assigns a persistent, globally unique identifier - a CoreID - to every AI system an organization operates. That identity becomes the anchor point for the system's governance, compliance and audit record across its full lifecycle. Designed for audit, regulatory and procurement review, CoreID maps AI systems to 12 AI governance frameworks and standards, including the EU AI Act. CoreID does not certify, audit or interpret law; it produces the record.

EU AI ActVoluntary AI Safety StandardKorea AI Basic ActISO/IEC 42001:2023ISO/IEC 23894:2023NIST AI RMFOECD AI PrinciplesUNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of AISingapore Model AI Governance FrameworkIEEE 7000-2021Dubai AI Ethics Principles & GuidelinesUAE Charter for the Development and Use of AI

EU AI ActVoluntary AI Safety StandardKorea AI Basic ActISO/IEC 42001:2023ISO/IEC 23894:2023NIST AI RMFEU AI ActVoluntary AI Safety StandardKorea AI Basic ActISO/IEC 42001:2023ISO/IEC 23894:2023NIST AI RMF

OECD AI PrinciplesUNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of AISingapore Model AI Governance FrameworkIEEE 7000-2021Dubai AI Ethics Principles & GuidelinesUAE Charter for the Development and Use of AIOECD AI PrinciplesUNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of AISingapore Model AI Governance FrameworkIEEE 7000-2021Dubai AI Ethics Principles & GuidelinesUAE Charter for the Development and Use of AI

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MODEL NAME	COREID	COREID STATUS	SYSTEM RISK	EXPOSURE REGIONS	FRAMEWORK ALIGNMENT	LIFECYCLE STATUS	WORKFLOW STATUS
Customer Risk Scoring Engine	COREID-000142	Live	High	EU, UK	EU AI Act	Active	Approved (AO)
Document Classification Model	COREID-000089	Live	Medium	US	NIST AI RMF	Active	Submitted
Fraud Detection Pipeline v4.2	COREID-000203	Live	High	EU, AU	EU AI Act +1	Active	In Review
Claims Processing Assistant	COREID-000067	Live	Low	AU, NZ	Voluntary AI Safety Standard	Active	Approved
Predictive Maintenance Engine	COREID-000315	Live	Low	US, EU	NIST AI RMF +1	Active	Update Requested
Content Moderation System	COREID-000178	Live	High	EU, UK +1	EU AI Act	Active	Approved (AO)
Internal Knowledge Assistant	COREID-000251	Live	Low	AU	Voluntary AI Safety Standard	Active	Pending AO Review
Credit Decision Model v3	COREID-000094	Live	Critical	EU, UK	EU AI Act +1	Active	Approved (AO)

The Problem
Most Enterprises Are Facing

78%

of executives lack strong confidence they could pass an independent AI governance audit within 90 days

Grant Thornton 2026 AI Impact Survey

60%

of the workforce now has sanctioned AI access, up from fewer than 40% a year earlier

Deloitte State of AI in the Enterprise 2026

76%

of organizations now have a Chief AI Officer, up from 26% in 2025

IBM Institute for Business Value, 2026

Fragmented spreadsheets. Disconnected tools. No single source of truth. AI systems evolving faster than the documentation meant to govern them. When a regulator, auditor, or board member asks for your AI compliance records - can you produce them?

One Identity. One System.
Total AI Accountability.

Register

Assign a persistent, globally unique CoreID to every AI system. Capture model, deployment, ownership and lineage details so each system has one stable reference as it evolves, transfers and retires.

Assign a persistent, globally unique CoreID to every AI system, capturing its model, deployment, ownership and lineage.

Govern

Maintain the governance record around each CoreID: risk posture, oversight decisions, update history, roles, disclosure settings and deployment context. Private by default. Auditable when needed.

Maintain the governance record around each CoreID: risk posture, oversight, update history, roles and disclosure. Private by default.

Evidence

Structure and maintain the documents, records and attestations your organization provides, mapped to applicable frameworks and review needs. CoreID supports audit, regulatory and procurement readiness; it does not certify compliance, audit systems or interpret law.

Structure and maintain the documents, records and attestations you provide, mapped to applicable frameworks. CoreID supports audit and regulatory readiness; it does not certify compliance.

EU AI Act:
Staged Enforcement

Enforcement timelines vary by AI system type, risk classification, and jurisdiction. Your specific obligations depend on your exposure.

02 Aug 2025GPAI obligationsApplicable

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02 Aug 2026Article 50 transparencyApplicable

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02 Dec 2026WatermarkingProvisional

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02 Dec 2027Annex III high-riskProvisional

What's Changing

→ GPAI obligations have applied since 2 August 2025; Article 50 transparency applies from 2 August 2026
→ Article 50(2) content-marking: transitional grace period to 2 December 2026 for systems placed on the market before 2 August 2026 (provisional, EU Omnibus)
→ Annex III high-risk obligations: 2 December 2027 (provisional, EU Omnibus)

What's at Stake

→ No defensible AI inventory
→ No record of who decided what
→ No documentation when the model is replaced

What CoreID Does

→ Automatically structures disclosed AI records into documentation designed for review
→ Maps governance data to specific EU AI Act articles and obligations
→ Maintains timestamped, append-only audit records tied to each CoreID

Understanding Your EU AI Act Exposure

The EU AI Act is the world's first comprehensive, horizontal legal framework for AI. But it does not apply the same way to every company.

Your obligations depend on several factors: the type of AI system you operate, whether you are a provider or a deployer, the risk classification of your system, and the jurisdiction where your AI affects people. Some obligations are enforceable now. Others phase in through 2027. Enforcement varies by member state.

Before you can plan for compliance, you need to understand your exposure.

CoreID's Readiness Assessment helps you determine where you stand. It evaluates your current AI governance posture, maps your systems against the regulatory categories that matter, and identifies the gaps between where you are and where you need to be.

You do not need to understand the full regulation to start. You need to understand your position within it.

Takes approximately 3 minutes. No account required.

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Financial
Services

Banks, insurers, and fintechs deploying AI in credit scoring, fraud detection, and risk decisioning - where regulatory scrutiny is highest

Manage algorithmic risk across lending, trading, and fraud detection models.

Healthcare &
Life Sciences

AI systems influencing diagnostics, treatment pathways, and clinical decisions - where governance directly affects patient safety

Supports governance documentation for clinical AI in healthcare and regulated environments.

Government &
Public Sector

Public-sector AI in citizen services, defense, and law enforcement - where accountability and transparency are mandated

Transparent AI registries for public sector accountability and citizen trust.

Enterprise
Technology

AI-native companies and SaaS platforms embedding intelligence across products - where governance must scale with deployment

Centralized governance for AI systems deployed across product portfolios.

From Registration to Audit-Traceable in 4 Steps

CREATE IDENTITY

Unique CoreID for every AI system

ADD METADATA

Model details, deployment context, inherent system risk

ALIGN FRAMEWORKS

Map to 12 AI governance frameworks and standards

GENERATE RECORD

Structured, audit-traceable records

Security & Trust

Enterprise-grade security, audit trails, and data isolation.

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