Private AI for regulated teams

Private AI.
Accountable work.

Aprentiz is a private AI and governance platform in development for regulated teams. It connects your knowledge, sources and workflows—so you can inspect the evidence, own the decision and trace what happens next.

Built in the UKCloud + on-premisesHuman judgement retained

APRENTIZ / REVIEW WORKSPACE Illustrative

A POLICY REVIEW

A clearer basis
for the next decision.

Defined changePolicy & controlsSupporting records
PRIVATE AI + SOURCE REVIEW

Bring the relevant knowledge together.

Source supportVisible gapsOpen questions
HUMAN DECISION

The judgement stays yours.

A named owner. A recorded reason.

Decision Action Retest Record
One connected review, from source to follow-through.
The proposed operating model. Professional judgement retained.

The work Aprentiz is built around

Connect your knowledge.
Move the work forward.

Regulated teams need to know which sources apply, what the evidence supports and who is responsible for the next step. Aprentiz brings those questions into one connected workflow.

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OUR INITIAL FOCUS

UK advisory and wealth workflows, with compliance, legal, operations and technology leaders shaping the questions.

01

Understand what a change means.

Bring a defined regulatory change together with your policy and evidence. Establish the scope, inspect the sources and identify what still needs a decision.

Intended output

A review record with cited sources and visible gaps.

02

Connect the decision to the action.

Give evidence requests, policy changes and control tests a named owner. Keep the rationale, retest and later reconsideration connected to the original question.

Intended output

An accountable path from finding to follow-through.

03

Build AI into the way you work.

Test a professional workflow before implementing it. Qualify the private AI, controls, integrations and recovery around the work you actually need to do.

Intended output

A workflow and implementation contract worth testing.

From question to follow-through

See the work.
Understand the difference.

Follow a fictional policy review through four steps. The purpose is practical: a clear scope, inspectable evidence, a human decision and a next action that stays connected.

A POLICY REVIEW, STEP BY STEPIllustrative workflow
01 / Define

Start with a question worth answering.

A team needs to review a policy after a change. First, name the sources, business scope, decision owner and evidence the review will need.

What this creates

A defined review, with a clear owner and boundaries.

REVIEW BRIEF

Policy change review

Question
What needs to change?
Inputs
Defined change + policy
Owner
Responsible professional
Acceptance
Agreed evidence and tests

The scope is explicit before analysis begins.

02 / Inspect

See the support. Keep the gaps visible.

Compare the admitted sources and policy. Separate what the evidence supports from what is missing or still needs professional interpretation.

What this creates

A source-linked evidence map, including unresolved questions.

EVIDENCE MAP

Three different states.

Evidence found

The relevant policy passage is located.

Evidence needed

The record of the control test is missing.

Needs judgement

Application to the defined scope needs review.

A missing record cannot become positive assurance.

03 / Decide

Give judgement a named owner.

The responsible person inspects the evidence and records a decision, a hold or a request for more information. AI-assisted analysis informs that judgement.

What this creates

An attributable decision, its rationale and its limitations.

HUMAN DECISION

The next step belongs to you.

Example dispositionHold for further evidence

Request the missing test record before deciding whether to change the policy.

Recorded with
Owner + rationale + source basis
Next step
Assigned evidence request
04 / Retest

Follow the decision into the work.

Assign the next action, test the proposed change against the agreed criteria and retain the result. Reopen the question when new evidence changes its basis.

What this creates

An action and retest history that can be reviewed later.

ACTION & RETEST

Keep the history connected.

  1. Assign the actionName the owner and required evidence.
  2. Test the changeUse the original acceptance criteria.
  3. Record the outcomeClose, reopen or retain the hold.

The earlier decision remains part of the record.

An illustration of the operating model, using a fictional scenario. No live analysis or professional determination is performed.

The Aprentiz Proving Ground

Prove the workflow.
Then its implementation.

Two connected environments are designed to turn a professional process into a testable operating model—and then into an implementation with evidence behind it.

Workflow Proving Ground

What should the work do?

Define the outcome, people, sources and exceptions. Test how analysis and human judgement fit together before automating the process.

DefineInspectDecideRetest
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Implementation Proving Ground

What will make it work?

Translate the accepted workflow into requirements, controls, integrations and tests. Qualify changes against the original evidence and acceptance criteria.

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Private AI, governance, source verification and retained evidence support both Proving Grounds.

Bring intelligence to your boundary

Your knowledge.
Your operating environment.

Cloud or on premises, the design is the same complete Aprentiz platform: private inference, governed knowledge, workflows, GRC, source verification and recovery.

01 / DELIVERY PROFILE

Sovereign Cloud

In an agreed cloud environment

Private AIYour knowledgeGoverned work

The complete Aprentiz platform in an approved cloud account, region and operating boundary. Private models, knowledge and evidence stay within the agreed processing routes.

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02 / DELIVERY PROFILE

Sovereign On-Premises

On your approved infrastructure

Private AIYour knowledgeGoverned work

The same platform on customer-approved hardware, with locally governed data, inference and administration. Ordinary private work is designed to continue without a central model service.

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Both profiles are in development. Each environment is qualified for its data, access, security, workload and recovery requirements before use.

Understand private AI
75%

of responding financial services firms were already using AI in the Bank of England/FCA’s 2024 survey.

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The opportunity now

Build the capability
behind the adoption.

The valuable next step is a workflow your organisation can understand, challenge and improve. Start with one important piece of work. Use what it teaches you to build the next.

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