Your team is using AI
nobody approved.

Most mid-sized organizations have dozens of AI tools running without IT knowledge. Umbravi helps you find them and put them under proper governance.

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Sample · Findings at a glance
38/100
Regulatory Exposure Score
High Exposure
10
Tools
detected
6
High
risk
3
Medium
risk
1
Low
risk
Frameworks in scope · 3 of 4 exposed
Colorado AI Act California CPPA ADMT EU AI Act MA 201 CMR 17.00
Top findings
High Monica.im — page-read browser extension. Ban and remove.
High OpenAI (personal) — accounts train on your data. Migrate to Enterprise.
High Microsoft 365 Copilot — live across 87 seats in HR and Finance.
Illustrative. Your report reflects your own spend data.
No strings attached.

What Umbravi does.

01
Find the AI you don't know about.

Most organizations have dozens of AI tools running without IT knowledge. We find them by reviewing your existing SaaS and technology spend—no company name, no identifying details required. No agents on your network. No access to your systems.

02
Match each one to the regulations.

Every tool we find is matched against the regulations your business operates under, including the Colorado AI Act, the California CPPA ADMT regulations, the EU AI Act, and the Massachusetts Data Security Regulation. You learn which tools create exposure and which don't.

03
Make it defensible.

You walk away with what you need to brief your General Counsel, your CIO, or your board. Not a vague summary. A clear picture of what you have, what it means, and what to do next.

From start to report in 1–2 days.

How it works.

1
Tell us about your team.

A short intake: company size, your role, and where you want the report delivered. No company name required to get started.

2
Share your software spend.

Upload a CSV or spreadsheet export from your accounting, expense, or IT tool. No logins, no API access, no agents on your network.

3
We find and map the AI.

We identify the AI tools in your spend and map each one against the regulations your business operates under, scoring your exposure.

4
You get a reviewed report.

Every report is AI-assisted and reviewed by an Umbravi analyst before delivery, then sent to your OneDrive or Google Drive.

Payment is handled securely by Stripe at intake. Your raw data is encrypted throughout and permanently deleted within 14 days of delivery.

The risks aren't theoretical.

August 2, 2026

EU AI Act high-risk obligations take effect, applicable to US companies with EU employees or customers.

January 1, 2027

Colorado AI Act (SB26-189) and California CPPA ADMT regulations take effect, covering automated decisions in employment, finance, healthcare, and other consequential domains.

Zero

The number of regulations that excuse "we didn't know it was running."

Umbravi is your partner in maintaining accountable AI.

01
Anchored to peer-reviewed risk frameworks, not consultant opinions.

The foundation is published, authoritative work. Not our internal opinions.

02
Maintained continuously, because regulations don't stay still.

Regulations move. Enforcement guidance changes. We track what changes, so your analysis reflects the rules as they are.

03
Every finding traces to a tool, a framework, and a source.

No black-box claims. Every finding can be examined, questioned, and defended.

Built for organizations that need answers, not exposure.

Your data stays private
Used only for your analysis, then deleted within 14 days. Minimal retention by design.
AI-assisted, human-reviewed
Every analysis is generated with AI and reviewed by an Umbravi analyst before you see it.
Enterprise-grade security
TLS 1.2+ in transit, AES-256 at rest. Isolated processing. Your data stays yours.

The Umbravi AI
Regulatory Reference.

A plain-language playbook covering the regulatory frameworks shaping AI use in US organizations.

Colorado AI Act California CPPA ADMT EU AI Act MA 201 CMR 17.00 HIPAA MODPA COPPA IRS 501(c)(3)
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1
8 Regulatory Frameworks
Plain-language summaries of each regulation and how it applies to AI tools. Four are applied in the Shadow AI Risk Report: the Colorado AI Act, California CPPA ADMT regulations, EU AI Act, and Massachusetts Data Security Regulation.
2
Risk Matrix by Tool Category
See which types of AI tools trigger which laws.
3
22-Term Glossary
Key terms defined in plain English, ready to use immediately.