LeanAIMS builds practical, no-bloat tools for AI Management Systems — for teams who need to be audit-ready without hiring a compliance department. One method, three tools, run in short cycles instead of one long project.
Borrowed straight from lean manufacturing's Plan–Do–Check–Act cycle, mapped onto ISO/IEC 42001's own clause structure — so the method and the standard reinforce each other instead of fighting.
Scope the AI management system, name who's accountable, size the risk.
Build the controls and evidence trail as you go — not as a scramble before audit.
Audit and management review, on a short enough cycle that gaps get caught early.
Close findings, adjust, and carry a bigger, sharper target into the next cycle.
Each one stands alone. Together they cover the system end to end — set it up, teach the team, run the first quarter.
ISO/IEC 42001 for small teams — scope, risk register, controls, and evidence pack, without the enterprise-consultancy overhead.
Learn ISO/IEC 42001 AI governance by role — board, implementer, auditor, or everyone else who needs to know the policy exists.
A role-by-role relay for the first three months of the AI management system — what Day 1 and Day 90 look like for everyone involved.
The products are built to run yourself. These three map onto the same Plan–Do–Check–Act loop for when a phase needs a hand — brought in for one cycle, not a retainer.
Role-based workshops for board, implementers, and auditors — the Academy content, delivered live, with your team's actual risk register in the room.
Hands-on help standing up the AI management system — scope, controls, evidence pack — run alongside Navigator instead of handed off cold.
A pre-audit review that finds the gaps before a certification body does — scoped to one Check phase, not an open-ended engagement.
Evidence and documentation get built as you go, not batched into a pre-audit scramble.
Small, fast loops beat a twelve-month rollout — you find out what's wrong while it's still cheap to fix.
Ideas and feedback come from real practitioners commenting on real posts — that's the channel, not a closed beta list.
Every cycle's progress, findings, and next steps get posted on LinkedIn first — before they land in the products. That's where the feedback loop actually runs.