Four services, grounded in one principle: AI that works is not enough. It has to be accountable. Everything we do — strategy, governance, training, or the Navigator Framework™ — carries that through-line.
A clear-eyed view of where AI belongs in your organisation — and how to adopt it with accountability built in from day one, not bolted on when something goes wrong.
Independent AI governance reviews, ISO 42001 implementation, EU AI Act readiness, and responsible AI operating models — underpinned by the Navigator Framework™, a proprietary governance standard with five phase gates, quantitative controls, and named human accountability at every boundary.
A Navigator Assessment on a Chennai SaaS company — five governance gaps found, six interventions delivered in four weeks. From zero audit infrastructure to full HITL coverage.
Read Case Study 01 → See it in practice · Case Study 02A 15-year testing services company stalled in enterprise pilots on governance questions, not capability. Two weeks of advisory produced a documented AI Policy Framework — and the product crossed the enterprise procurement bar.
Read Case Study 02 →Workshops and capability building programmes for executives, leaders, and teams — across the full spectrum of AI adoption, from foundational literacy to advanced governance and Navigator methodology.
The governance standard for Governable Autonomy — five capabilities, five stages of AI autonomy, four risk classes, and a Certified Stage formula that separates assessor-evidenced claims from self-reported ones. Both a public working draft (open for early adoption) and a service: we run the assessments, classify systems into risk classes, and implement the controls.
The evidence infrastructure that runs under all four services. Built around ISO 42001 from the first commit. Every workflow run carries its full accountability chain: who invoked it, which policies applied, where a human signed off, what was produced. The surface your operators use is the one your auditors read.
Anomaly classification and on-call summarisation, with humans escalated in when the pattern doesn’t match.
First-pass classification and reply drafts; tier-one handles the long tail with context already retrieved.
Navigator Audit findings, ISO 42001 control mapping, and EU AI Act classification stay current and defensible — not rebuilt under regulatory deadline.
Spec generation, vendor scoring, and contract change detection — legal review becomes targeted, not exhaustive.
Named human approval at every phase gate. Attestations, probe logs, and test independence ratios — the evidence that AI-generated work was actually reviewed.
Identify engineers who direct AI agents — not those directed by them. Live evaluation panels that read process and decision quality, not output.
Move from isolated pilots to responsible, operational AI — with clear use-case prioritisation and accountable adoption roadmaps.
Streamline repetitive decision flows and clear the operational bottlenecks that slow delivery.
Independent Navigator Audit. ISO 42001 controls operationalised. EU AI Act classification. Evidence your board, regulators, and procurement teams can stand behind.
Prepare teams, operating models, and financial structures for scalable, repeatable AI adoption.
Board-ready audit reports, named human attestations at every material decision, and the quarterly re-calibration that keeps it current. Accountability that holds under scrutiny.
Orquestra is building a governance platform for AI — a unified surface to design, run, and audit the workflows that combine agents and human decisions. Built around ISO 42001 from the first commit, not bolted on.
Each run carries the same context: who invoked it, which policies applied, where a human signed off, what was produced. The surface your operators use is the one your auditors read.
ISO 42001 is the spine of how we govern. Not as a certificate to chase, but as a working management system — one that gives your CISO, legal, and audit functions a surface they can interrogate, with evidence that exists because you built it that way, not because you recreated it under deadline.
We run a paced implementation against the ISO/IEC 42001 controls — from AI policy and impact assessment to operational controls and continual improvement — mapped to the workflows you already run.
We start with a 30-minute conversation — no deck, no pitch. An honest assessment of where your AI governance stands and what a next step looks like.