A PRACTICAL OPERATING MODEL FOR GOVERNED AI

Move from AI principles to decisions your team can document.

Epoch Governance Playbook brings the EIOSIS operating standard, UAIRES regulatory foundation, implementation guidance, and eight original templates into one working system.

WHAT THE PLAYBOOK HELPS YOU DO

Build a governance program that has owners, records, and a rhythm.

UAIRES preserves the external regulatory foundation. EIOSIS defines the operating standard. The Playbook translates both into decisions, controls, evidence, and recurring work.

The narrative explains what needs to be decided, why it matters, and how to carry the decision into the work. The templates give your team a structured starting point for capturing that work in its own systems and records.

EIGHT ORIGINAL GOVERNANCE TEMPLATES

A working record for each part of the lifecycle.

Use the templates as starting points and adapt them to your organization’s governance, records, and approval processes.

TEMPLATE 01

AI Use Case Intake & Triage

Record the purpose, owner, users, system, and initial review path for a proposed use.

TEMPLATE 02

Business Impact Assessment

Describe affected people, decisions, impact, and the context for an AI use.

TEMPLATE 03

Decision Rights & Accountability Matrix

Make decision authority, review responsibilities, and escalation paths explicit.

TEMPLATE 04

Data & Control Dependency Map

Trace critical data sources, controls, system dependencies, and evidence locations.

TEMPLATE 05

Vendor & Model Risk Scorecard

Structure review of third-party, model, and service dependencies.

TEMPLATE 06

Governance UAT & Evidence Plan

Plan tests, acceptance criteria, evidence capture, and accountable sign-off.

TEMPLATE 07

Incident, Drift & Override Playbook

Define response triggers, intervention authority, fallback, and recovery records.

TEMPLATE 08

Governance Operating Rhythm

Set recurring reviews, agendas, measures, action tracking, and next decisions.

WHY IT’S USEFUL

Apply governance at the moments that matter.

Before approving a new use

Capture purpose, affected workflow, accountable owner, impact, and the evidence needed for a decision.

When a vendor enters the workflow

Identify dependencies, review responsibilities, contractual questions, restrictions, and the records to retain.

When a system or its context changes

Set review triggers for material changes, incidents, performance concerns, or shifts in the rules that apply.

MORTGAGE AND REGULATED WORK

Grounded in the decisions lenders already manage.

Examples and prompts connect governance practices to common lending and servicing contexts, while leaving each organization responsible for determining which requirements apply to it.

ORIGINATIONS

Decision support

Identify where AI can influence borrower-facing or credit-related workflow decisions.

SERVICING

Operational change

Record oversight for systems used in communications, case routing, and service operations.

ENTERPRISE

Third-party use

Organize ownership, documentation, controls, and review for vendor-supported AI.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

The governance foundation, operating guidance, templates, and a year of updates.

EIOSIS + UAIRES

The operating standard and regulatory foundation are incorporated into the sold Playbook as one connected governance reference.

Eight original templates

Structured documents for intake, impact, decision rights, dependencies, vendor risk, testing, incidents, and review cadence.

Update notices

Quarterly email updates and notices when material changes are identified during the 12-month term. Published editions include a version history.

The annual term provides access to the current edition and update notices for 12 months from purchase. It automatically renews annually at $369 unless canceled. Renewal terms are shown at checkout. Updates are provided as published; this is not continuous legal or regulatory monitoring.

Start with a repeatable way to do the work.

Epoch Governance Playbook · $369 USD per year · Book, eight templates, and update notices.

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The Playbook is operational guidance. It is not legal advice, regulatory approval, or certification. It does not include software platform access, team-wide licensing, or shared-repository distribution.