LegisCert™ certifies that an organization completed a documented regulatory mapping process — obligations identified, cited to source, verified, and disclosed in a public registry record. That is a transparency credential, not a statement that the tool meets every legal requirement. Tool makers publish the record; customers, procurement teams, and regulators verify it without taking anyone's word for it.
LegisCert™ publishes a source-cited regulatory mapping record for transparency — not legal advice. What is cited reflects the use case, scope, and jurisdictions documented in each certificate; additional obligations may apply depending on how a product is deployed, where it operates, and your organization's role. Each organization remains responsible for how it interprets regulatory obligations and for independent review by qualified counsel before acting on them.
LegisCert™This record confirms that the holder completed a documented, source-cited, and verified regulatory mapping process for the AI deployment identified in its public certificate record.
LegisGate™ Build and Report produce the mapping analysis. LegisCert™ is where that work is registered, verified, and displayed — so tool makers and reviewers share one inspectable record.
When you ship AI into regulated environments, enterprise buyers and legal teams want evidence — not assurances. A LegisCert™ record shows what you mapped, what you cited, and what you disclosed.
Procurement, privacy, security, and legal reviewers should not have to chase PDFs or trust vendor assurances alone. Verification puts the disclosed mapping on the public record — with an integrity hash you can check.
Whether you are publishing a certification record or reviewing one, these are the authoritative entry points — each with full detail on its dedicated page.
What LegisCert™ certifies — mapped obligations, source citations, verified references, and public disclosure. What it does not claim is equally explicit.
Read the standard02Confirm a certificate is active, inspect the integrity hash, and read cited adopter obligations from the public transparency record.
Verify a certificate03How organizations move from a scoped AI product or deployment to a published registry record with a certificate ID.
How to earn oneThe LegisCert™ registry is a public trust record. Each entry shows the certificate holder, status, scope, issue date, certificate period, and verified record identifier.
Legal teams, procurement teams, regulators, customers, investors, and partners can confirm a certification record without creating an account or contacting the certificate holder.
Search the registryA LegisCert™ does not certify compliance with, or legal sufficiency under, any law or framework. It does not constitute legal advice; LegisCert™ and LegisGate™ are not a law firm. It does not guarantee the absence of violations, exposure, or enforcement. It does not attest to the safety, quality, or performance of the AI itself. It does not relieve the organization of its own obligations or the need for review by qualified counsel. A LegisCert™ can be validly held by an organization that has disclosed gaps — because the credential is about the rigor of the mapping and the honesty of the disclosure, not a clean bill of legal health.
Read the LegisCert™ standardExplore how LegisCert™ supports transparent AI governance across your organization's systems, jurisdictions, and highest-priority deployments.