Deliverable 01
AI Workflow Evidence Map
A plain-English map of where AI is used, what inputs it consumes, what outputs it creates, who reviews it, what systems touch it, and where evidence is or is not retained.
Audit Grill-Me flagship engagement
In 10 business days, we test whether one AI-enabled workflow can be reconstructed and defended after the fact.
What this is
Most AI governance projects produce documents. Audit Grill-Me produces an evidence-readiness packet: a concrete view of whether a specific AI-assisted workflow can survive scrutiny after the fact.
The question is simple
If not, the issue is not theoretical. It is an auditability gap.
What you receive
Concrete artifacts your audit, risk, and governance owners can act on, not a slide deck of principles.
Deliverable 01
A plain-English map of where AI is used, what inputs it consumes, what outputs it creates, who reviews it, what systems touch it, and where evidence is or is not retained.
Deliverable 02
A pass/fail stress test of whether the company could reconstruct a specific AI-assisted decision six months later.
Deliverable 03
A severity-ranked list of missing evidence, weak controls, unclear ownership, retention failures, logging gaps, source-linkage failures, and human-review weaknesses.
Deliverable 04
A concise, board-ready memo explaining the workflow, auditability risks, evidence gaps, and recommended remediation sequence.
Deliverable 05
A practical action plan showing what to fix first, what can wait, and what should be implemented before the workflow scales.
A fictional, redacted packet with the artifact shape made public.
Audit Grill-Me
One workflow, ten business days, a fixed price, and an evidence packet your audit committee can read.
How it runs
Day 0
The buyer completes a short intake form. If qualified, they receive standard terms and payment instructions.
Day 1
They submit workflow description, policy and control documents, screenshots, sample artifacts, and answers to the reconstruction checklist.
Days 2-7
The workflow is evaluated against the Six-Month Reconstruction Test.
Day 8
Preliminary gaps are organized into evidence, ownership, retention, logging, review, and governance categories.
Day 10
The buyer receives the evidence map, gap register, audit committee memo, and 30/60/90-day remediation backlog.
Optional readout
One 45-minute readout call. No open-ended consulting.
Is it for you
No sensitive production data is required for the initial sprint. Do not submit PHI, CUI, customer secrets, privileged material, or regulated production data through the initial application. The sprint is designed to begin with workflow descriptions, screenshots, redacted artifacts, policies, and control documents. Standard NDA available before intake.
Applications are reviewed for fit before any private sprint or approved deployment handling begins.
After the sprint
You receive a remediation backlog and defined options. You are never obligated to continue.
$35,000 fixed
Audit committee deck, gap register, evidence-retention design, governance-control recommendations, and implementation roadmap.
Fixed scope · fixed price
$54,000 fixed
Logging architecture, evidence-retention workflow, prompt/version tracking, source-linkage design, human-review trail, and documentation.
Fixed scope · fixed price
$7,500 / quarter
Retest the workflow after remediation, update the scorecard, and refresh the audit committee packet.
Fixed scope · fixed price
Questions
No. This is an engineering and auditability assessment. It does not provide legal advice or a legal opinion.
Not for the initial sprint. The first sprint is designed to avoid sensitive production-data access wherever possible.
No. It is narrower and more concrete. It tests whether one workflow can be reconstructed and defended.
You receive a remediation backlog and fixed-price next-step options. You do not have to continue.
The scope is intentionally narrow: one workflow, ten business days, defined deliverables.
The intake form asks enough questions to help select the highest-risk workflow.
Audit Grill-Me
One workflow, ten business days, a fixed price, and an evidence packet your audit committee can read.