App suite · open source
The Triodian app suite runs every Triodian engagement. Configure it for the use case in front of you: the obligations in scope, the board’s direction on AI, its risk appetite, an assessment of where AI acts, or confidentiality during a deal. Whichever you run, every decision, finding and question to counsel is recorded in one place with its source. The suite is available now and open source under Apache 2.0, free to self-host, with community support or a paid support agreement. Two of its apps serve any company; Risk Appetite and Use Assessment are for regulated entities, and Confidentiality Exposure is for companies outside prudential regulation. We will walk you through each one on a worked example.
Not legal advice. Triodian records positions and states what documents show. Whether anything meets a legal obligation, and what your duties require, are questions for your counsel.
For counsel and general counsel
Records
Produces
Free to use at obligations-atlas.triodian.com. Australia and Singapore. No client facts leave the browser.
For boards, board advisers and general counsel
Records
Produces
Worked example: a fictional food manufacturer. Standalone for any company; connected for regulated entities.
For boards and CROs
Records
Produces
Worked example: a fictional insurer. Each engagement is held server-side, behind sign-in.
For assessors, counsel and CROs
Records
Produces
Worked example: a fictional insurer and its providers. Eight phases, each with a gate; anything made before its gate is met is marked draft.
For counsel and deal teams
Records
Produces
Worked example: a fictional deal under a code name. Run through counsel under privilege; no deal content enters the register.
How the suite connects
For regulated entities, the appetite sets the operating points that controls enforce, so a finding names exactly which rung of evidence is missing and against which limit. For companies outside prudential regulation, Board Direction runs standalone and its confidentiality position feeds the AI Confidentiality Exposure Assessment.
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The Obligations Atlas sets out the sources in scope, and counsel decides what applies.
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The board sets its direction on AI in the Board Direction app.
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For regulated entities, the board’s positions on authority, evidence and triggers, within that direction.
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The AI Use Assessment app tests each arrangement against that calibration.
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Each gap is named, with the evidence rung it needs and its owner. You choose who fills it.
Your register and findings are yours. The suite is open source under Apache 2.0, so you can run it in your own environment.
No customer data, no deal content and no individual decisions enter the suite.
Legal questions are routed in writing, and findings are gated by a legal-line check and counsel review.
Open source, and open to help. Use the suite, review a step or a record, tell us privately that you use it, or fund its upkeep.
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