AI Governance.
Observability.
Executive reporting.
Enterprise brings AI Governance - AI tool, literacy records, and policy evidence reporting for your Board and DPO.
Evidence-led AI Intelligence.
Read your findings.
See the gaps and actions.
Example AI governance report shows the licence-use review, adoption gaps, training impact, and access records, management action register.
AI governance reporting is available on a continuous basis, generate pro-form reports from templates or use AI Chat to query Work Graph to surface explicit reporting needs.
Example report.
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Put the right AI reporting
in front of the right people.
Temporall generates AI governance reporting directly on the platform and is exportable. Report content depends on the connected data and organisational needs.
AI tools, Agents, users and connected systems within an agreed scope.
Documented measures, attendance and changes in AI proficiency where recorded.
Usage and exceptions for review against your organisation’s AI policy.
Scope, period and material changes.
Which tools and Agents are in the agreed inventory? What literacy initiatives and impact were recorded? What has changed since the previous review?
Inventory scope · literacy measures · changes and exceptionsConnected sources, tools and ownership.
Which sources are connected? Which AI tools and Agents are being utilised? Where are data coverage or ownership gaps that need investigation?
Source coverage · tool and Agent inventory · ownershipRecords, policy evidence and audit context.
Which literacy measures and attendance records are available? What does usage show against the organisation’s own policy? Which records support further legal or expert review?
Literacy register · policy reporting · audit recordsIllustrative report outlines.
Evidence supports governance.
It does not replace it.
You set the AI policy, determine risk and own the accuracy of what you report.
AI literacy and Article 4
Providers and deployers must take measures to support the development of AI literacy among relevant staff and others using AI on their behalf. The obligation has applied since February 2025. Temporall records each measure, attendance and how proficiency moved afterwards.
What the platform does not decide
Risk classification, legal compliance and provider obligations are not determined by usage analytics. The platform provides evidence for review.
Compliance starts with the official requirements.
The EU AI Act and the European Commission’s guidance are the authoritative sources. Read them alongside your legal advisers before setting your programme.
Review Enterprise AI Intelligence
with your governance team.
Discuss the records you hold, the sources you can connect and the reporting you need. The starting-review price and ongoing Enterprise subscription are scoped separately.