Access the best ecosystem of AI governance solutions in the market
Your governance programme needs more than software. Modulos connects you to the right combination of platform, expertise, and specialist technology, tailored to what your organisation actually needs.
Every organisation's AI governance challenge is different.
Some need a full programme built from scratch. Others have mature processes but need tooling to scale. Some face a single regulatory deadline. The right solution depends on where you are today, not where a vendor wishes you were.
The market is fragmented for a reason.
Runtime monitoring, red-teaming, legal interpretation, sector advisory, identity, data lineage: each demands deep specialism. Assembling it yourself means months of procurement and integration risk. We have already done that work.
One governance core. The right specialists around it.
Modulos owns the Governance Graph: the single framework that connects requirements, controls, evidence, and risk across every regulation and standard you face. Ecosystem providers plug into that core, so you get a joined-up programme instead of a patchwork of point solutions.
Agent runtime trust evidence from Vijil flows into the Modulos Governance Graph as control evidence, on a schedule.
- What it does: continuous runtime evaluations of AI agents are captured as evidence against the controls they affect.
- Who it is for: organisations operating AI agents in production where a board or regulator is asking for runtime assurance, not just design-time documentation.
On-demand webinarBridging the AI Agent Governance GapImplementation and assurance work on the Modulos platform, delivered by named PwC member firms in each jurisdiction.
PwC Switzerland
ISO/IEC 42001 and EU AI Act implementation for DACH-based regulated enterprises.
EU AI Act · ISO/IEC 42001 · FINMA guidance — English, German, French
PwC Japan
AI risk assurance for Japanese enterprises operating in regulated EU markets.
EU AI Act · ISO/IEC 42001 — Japanese, English
PwC Middle East
AI governance implementation aligned to UAE and KSA AI regulatory programmes.
UAE AI Charter · SDAIA principles · ISO/IEC 42001 — Arabic, English
Filter by what you need, where you operate, and how deep the engagement goes. Open any partner to see what they offer and request an introduction.
Consulting & implementation
Programme delivery: AI inventory, scoping, control design, evidence collection, and audit readiness on the Modulos platform.
You have an AI governance mandate and need execution capacity inside your organisation.
Available across DACH, UK, Italy, the Gulf, and Japan.
Audit & certification
Independent assurance: ISO/IEC 42001 management-system certification, SOC 2 attestations, and assessment work for high-risk AI under the EU AI Act.
A board, regulator, or customer is asking for third-party assurance.
Accredited bodies active in DACH, the UK, France, and the Gulf.
Cloud & infrastructure
Preferred deployment paths and go-to-market support through cloud startup and ISV programmes on AWS, Azure, and adjacent stacks.
You are deploying Modulos into a regulated cloud footprint or adjacent ecosystem.
Technology integration
Telemetry, evaluations, and runtime evidence from adjacent AI security and observability tools, ingested as control evidence in the Governance Graph.
You operate AI agents in production and need runtime evidence to flow into governance.
Legal & regulatory
EU AI Act interpretation, AI supplier contracting, GDPR/DPIA coordination, and litigation-readiness, wrapping the platform output.
Your in-house team needs specialist legal input on the regulatory layer.
Coverage across DACH, France, Italy, the Benelux, and the UK.
Regional coverage
Local language, in-country implementation, and direct relationships with national supervisors and accredited bodies.
You operate in a market that needs localised audit, regulator-facing work, or language coverage.
DACH · Italy · France · Iberia · Benelux · UK · Gulf · Japan.
Referral
Light, ad-hoc lead exchange. No commercial commitment, no joint offering.
Inbound demand you cannot serve alone.
A warm introduction to a Modulos AE and joint-call support.
Solution
A named joint offering with co-marketing and, where relevant, a technical integration.
A documented joint capability, named accounts, and at least one published reference engagement.
A listing on this page, co-branded collateral, joint webinars, and integration support from the Modulos product team.
Strategic
Joint go-to-market, shared accounts, executive sponsorship. Resale possible where contracts support it.
A multi-year commitment, executive sponsorship on both sides, and a shared account list.
Co-defined GTM motion, prioritised product input, executive-level review cadence, and possible resale rights.
Join the ecosystem
For consulting firms, audit and certification bodies, cloud and technology providers, and legal advisors working alongside Modulos on AI governance. We review every application and respond within 5 business days.
Methodology and disclosures
Opt-in only
Every named organisation on this page has confirmed in writing that they are willing to be listed with the structured profile shown. We do not list an organisation publicly until permission is on file.
Listing is not endorsement
Listings on this page record organisations that have a working relationship with Modulos AG in one of the engagement tiers above. A listing is not a legal partnership, joint venture, or agency. It is not an endorsement of the listed organisation’s services for any specific customer or use case. Customers should run their own due diligence on any organisation listed here.
Where a firm operates as a group of independent member firms (for example, the Big Four), listings refer to the specific member firm we have an agreement with. We do not claim representation of the group as a whole.
The questions we hear most
Consulting and implementation firms run AI governance engagements end to end on the Modulos platform: framework scoping, control design, evidence collection, and audit readiness. The platform automates the documentation and evidence work; the consulting firm contributes regulatory interpretation, change management, and execution capacity inside the customer organisation. The typical engagement compresses first-framework readiness from quarters to weeks.
Coverage spans the EU AI Act (Annex III risk classification, Fundamental Rights Impact Assessments, post-market monitoring), ISO/IEC 42001 (management-system implementation and certification), NIST AI RMF, NIS2, DORA, GDPR / FADP, and the UAE and Saudi AI regulatory programmes. Several ecosystem members specialise in one of these frameworks; others span the full set. The capability grid above shows which framework expertise sits in which engagement category.
The Modulos platform is the governance layer: AI inventory, framework mapping, control design, evidence collection, the Governance Graph, and audit-ready reporting. The ecosystem is everything around the platform that customers also need: people who run the programme inside their organisation, independent assurance, adjacent technology integrations, and legal advisory. Modulos owns the first; the ecosystem closes the second. Both are needed for an end-to-end AI governance programme.
Solution and Strategic-tier members get a listing on this page, co-branded collateral, access to the Modulos product team for technical integration, joint-webinar support, and named-account introductions where there is mutual fit. Strategic-tier members additionally get prioritised product input and an executive review cadence. Referral-tier members get a named contact at Modulos and joint-call support on inbound opportunities they cannot serve alone.
Referral is ad-hoc and free of commercial commitment: it is a named contact and a warm introduction. Solution requires a documented joint capability and at least one published reference engagement; co-marketing and integration support are mutual. Strategic involves a multi-year commitment, executive sponsorship on both sides, a shared account list, and may include resale where contracts support it. Tier selection happens during the application review and is confirmed in writing.
When inbound demand arrives that benefits from a specialist firm (geography, language, sector depth, or a regulatory framework outside our core team), we make a named introduction to the most relevant Solution or Strategic-tier member. Routing decisions consider customer fit first, geographic and language coverage second, and tier third. We do not operate a referral-fee structure; the introduction is the value exchange.
The monthly Modulos ecosystem briefing
What changed across consulting, audit, cloud, and technology in the AI governance space, condensed for analysts and senior buyers.