Enterprise

Evaluate AI within your organisation's operating context.

SYNAN assesses AI against defined workflows, systems, data permissions, governance requirements and operating costs. Project scope and information boundaries are agreed for each enterprise engagement.

Organisation context

Start the next evaluation with context already in place.

Organisation policies and constraints can inform multiple decision cases. Each case still needs a review of what applies.

Objectives and KPIs

Connect business priorities, the current process baseline and case-specific success criteria.

Systems and data

Record approved data, existing systems, integration requirements and access constraints.

Policy and risk boundaries

Bring internal policies, responsibilities, critical constraints and exception approval requirements into the evaluation.

Decisions and outcomes

Connect the assessment, enterprise decision and outcome review, with reasons for change and re-evaluation triggers.

Enterprise boundaries

Shared methods. Clear data boundaries.

Access, reuse rights and audit belong in the same conversation. Explore SYNAN's data classification principles; deployment controls are confirmed during enterprise scoping.

Data classification principle

Enterprise-private

Business context, evaluation records and decisions belong within the enterprise's access boundary.

Who can access
Approved organisation members
How it can be reused
Within the organisation's authorised scope
What to retain
Authorising owner, purpose, scope and change history.
Explore enterprise use

Roles & accountability

Make responsibilities explicit.

These roles define responsibilities in enterprise collaboration. Actual permissions and access controls should be verified against enterprise requirements before deployment.

Administrator

Maintains organisation context and member permissions, policies and data boundaries.

Decision Owner

Weighs the assessment against business priorities and records the final enterprise decision.

Reviewer

Examines tests, evidence and assumptions; records concerns and conditions.

Viewer

Reads records within the granted scope without editing or decision authority.

Before deployment

Make the controls reviewable.

Access and organisation isolation

Confirm identity integration, role mapping, case scope and boundaries between organisations.

Data lifecycle

Confirm storage location, retention, deletion, export, processors and evidence reuse permissions.

Audit and operations

Confirm actor, time, record versions, permission changes and incident handling procedures.

This page describes the enterprise review scope. Certifications, deployment modes and specific controls are confirmed individually.

SERVICE & PRICING MODEL

Separate subscriptions from project work.

Public methodology and website content are free. Case-library access is planned as an individual or organisation membership with monthly or annual billing. Enterprise diagnosis and evaluation is billed once per scoped project.

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP

Individual membership

One membership tier for individual access to authorised case records, including assessments that met criteria and those that did not, with later outcomes recorded separately.

Monthly or annual subscriptionPlanned · pricing published before access opens
ORGANISATION MEMBERSHIP

Organisation membership

One membership tier for organisations seeking access to authorised case records. Membership scope and account terms will be published before launch.

Monthly or annual subscriptionPlanned · pricing published before access opens
PROJECT SERVICE

Enterprise diagnosis and evaluation

A standard service walkthrough explains the process. A paid pilot assesses one defined workflow; a full custom engagement is scoped and quoted after validation. Project fees do not include case-library membership.

One-time fee per scoped projectWalkthrough · paid pilot · custom engagement

Membership prices will be published before access opens. Enterprise project fees are quoted after the scope is agreed.

Continue to SYNAN

Start with a business question.

Use SYNAN to organise business context, evaluation evidence, risks and outcomes around a specific workflow.