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AI governance toolkit to direct, manage and monitor AI models across their lifecycle
AI governance platform for EU AI Act, ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF compliance
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Toolglade take: Modulos is a serious enterprise pick for AI Act and ISO 42001 readiness, backed by ETH Zurich roots and product conformity certification, but pricing is custom and it is aimed at regulated organizations rather than small teams.
Modulos is a Swiss AI governance platform that turns manual compliance work into automated, intelligent workflows across the EU AI Act, ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF. It centralizes AI system inventories, lifecycle tracking, risk quantification and evidence mapping in one collaborative workspace. AI agents support assessments and control mapping while human reviewers make final decisions. It is aimed at enterprises that need audit-ready, multi-framework AI governance at scale.
Modulos is an enterprise AI governance platform built to operationalize responsible AI and regulatory compliance. It unifies compliance officers, data scientists, risk managers and business users in one collaborative environment to inventory AI systems, track their lifecycle, quantify risk and map evidence across frameworks including the EU AI Act, ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF. AI agents assist with assessments while human reviewers retain decision authority. Founded in 2018 as an ETH Zurich spin-off and headquartered in Zurich, Modulos positions itself as the first AI governance platform to earn ISO 42001 product conformity certification. The company participates in regulatory bodies such as the EU AI Office, CEN/CENELEC and the NIST AI Safety Institute, and targets organizations preparing for AI Act enforcement and multi-framework audit readiness.
Modulos is a Swiss AI governance platform focused on the EU AI Act, ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF. It centralizes AI system inventories, risk quantification, control assessment and evidence mapping so enterprises can prove responsible AI and stay audit-ready. AI agents assist with assessments while human reviewers keep decision authority. Modulos highlights being the first AI governance platform to earn ISO 42001 product conformity certification. It is aimed at regulated enterprises rather than small teams, with custom pricing.
Modulos AG is a Swiss technology company founded in 2018 as a spin-off of ETH Zurich by Prof. Ce Zhang and Kevin Schawinski, who serves as CEO. Headquartered in Zurich, the company originally focused on data-centric AI and later concentrated on AI governance and regulatory compliance as frameworks like the EU AI Act took shape.
Modulos has built regulatory credibility through active participation in bodies including the EU AI Office, the CEN/CENELEC European standards body, the AI Safety Institute at NIST, and the Spanish government high-risk AI sandbox program. It presents itself as a trusted voice in global AI regulation and emphasizes its ISO 42001 product conformity certification.
The Modulos AI Governance Platform is organized around governance, risk, compliance and AI agents. Governance features cover project dashboards, AI system lifecycle tracking and ownership workflows. Risk features provide portfolio-wide risk overviews and monetary risk quantification, while compliance features support multiple frameworks at once through shared controls and automated documentation.
The platform integrates across MLOps, LLMOps and auditing infrastructures, and uses AI agents to monitor, adapt and help maintain alignment with evolving regulations. The agents quantify risk, assess controls and map evidence, while human teams review and decide, keeping a human-in-the-loop model across assessments.
Modulos targets medium and large enterprises and regulated organizations that must govern AI systems at scale, particularly those preparing for EU AI Act enforcement, pursuing ISO 42001 certification or implementing the NIST AI RMF. Typical users include compliance officers, risk managers, data scientists and business stakeholders who need a shared, audit-ready governance environment.
Compliance officers, risk managers, data scientists and machine learning engineers who inventory AI systems, run assessments and assemble evidence day to day.
Heads of AI governance, chief risk and compliance officers, and legal or data protection leaders who own regulatory outcomes and budget.
Internal and external auditors, security and privacy teams, and AI product owners who shape requirements and validate audit readiness.
A mid-to-large regulated enterprise deploying multiple or high-risk AI systems that must comply with the EU AI Act and pursue ISO 42001 or NIST AI RMF alignment across a portfolio.
Modulos has raised a reported total of around USD 17.2 million. In July 2025 it announced a CHF 8.7 million pre-Series A round, supported by existing investors who backed the company since early EU AI Act development, intended to advance and scale its compliance automation platform. Reported investors across its history include 1kx, Variant Fund, Beyond Gravity Launchpad and ETH Zurich, among others. Exact valuation figures are not publicly disclosed.
Modulos is a Swiss AI governance platform that helps enterprises manage AI risk and demonstrate compliance with frameworks such as the EU AI Act, ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF.
Modulos supports the EU AI Act, ISO 42001 and the NIST AI RMF, and it lets organizations manage several frameworks at once through shared controls.
Modulos states that it is the first AI governance platform to receive product conformity certification for ISO 42001.
Modulos uses a custom enterprise pricing model. Standard prices are not publicly disclosed, so interested organizations should contact the company for a quote.
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