Register, approve, and monitor every AI agent

Your teams are already adopting AI on their own: Copilot, Gemini, Claude, browser tabs. That enthusiasm is an advantage, but only if you can see it, approve it, and scale it safely. Governance turns scattered, invisible AI use into a managed estate: one registry, clear ownership, and confidence that what's running is approved and overseen, so you can roll AI out faster, not slower.

Fronterio gives you a single registry for every AI agent in your organisation, from Microsoft Copilot to the agents your teams build anywhere. Every agent goes through a mandatory 6-step risk wizard with an Article 5 prohibited-practice NLP detector, AI-assisted Annex III classification, and hard gates that block unacceptable-risk agents at registration.

When a serious incident does happen, the incident workflow starts the Article 73 reporting clock — Fronterio defaults to the strictest statutory window — and keeps you ahead of it with timely reminders. The seeded competent-authority directory covers all 30 EEA member states.

Governance is not about slowing AI down. It is about knowing what is running, who approved it, what data it accesses, and what to do when something breaks. The companies that scale AI successfully are the ones that govern it from day one.

Fronterio also surfaces shadow AI from signals you already have: Purview sensitivity-label signals, DLP and network-log exports, and reconciliation of tracked usage against your declared tool inventory. Unregistered tools surface in a Discovery view so you can evaluate and register them, or retire them.

Enterprise customers that build their own high-risk AI become providers under Article 16. The platform auto-generates the full Annex IV technical documentation from the agent's governance record — design, guardrails, and oversight plan — versioned per release. 13 provider-duty rows seeded automatically. Weekly Post-Market Monitoring reports (Article 72) grounded in your governance records and business outcomes.