A bounded, private-access pilot for institutions evaluating whether live-state regulatory analysis belongs in their governance stack. Bring your own AI provider keys. Keep your own evidence. Leave with a report you can act on.
MGLA does not resell tokens. The pilot operates against your OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, Azure OpenAI or AWS Bedrock account — under the data-processing terms you have already negotiated with those providers.
We never see your inference traffic. We see only the framework's evaluation of it. Your keys, your logs, your jurisdictional envelope — unchanged.
We map your normative obligations against your actual systems. You connect your AI provider key. We onboard the contracts and jurisdictional surface you operate in today.
The framework runs its first full pass across the four layers. Initial findings — usually 20 to 60 — are surfaced with the evidence that produced them.
Continuous loops replace the periodic pass. Findings update on every relevant change to a system, a contract, or a regime. The framework moves from observation to governance.
A closing report consolidates the findings, the operational state at exit, and a recommended onboarding posture. You decide whether to continue.
All four layers, all nine domains, the rule sets in their current version. No tier-gated features.
A named counterpart from IT Law 2035 walks your team through the framework and your specific footprint.
After the first pass, evaluation runs continuously for the full duration of the pilot.
Every finding is tied to the artefact that produced it — a clause, a configuration, a regime change.
A working call in week three to adjust rule parameters against your specific operational posture.
A written report on findings, state at exit, and the onboarding posture we recommend if you continue.
We onboard organisations with a named compliance, security or legal function — typically a DPO, CISO, General Counsel or equivalent — and at least one production system operating under one of the nine domains.
Pilots are run under a mutual NDA and a written access agreement. Findings remain the property of the organisation being analysed.
Applications are reviewed by a named counterpart at IT Law 2035. We respond within five business days. Cohorts run on a rolling basis with up to six institutions onboarded per month.
A live regulatory analysis framework, developed and maintained by IT Law 2035.