Naaia positions itself as the first European AIMS (AI Management System), built on the ISO/IEC 42001 standard rather than bolted onto a generic GRC tool. The platform turns regulatory and internal frameworks into operational, always-current workflows. Rather than keeping spreadsheets of AI systems, teams maintain a centralized registry of projects, systems, models and components, run built-in risk qualification against the rules that apply to each one, and let the compliance engine generate tasks and evidence automatically.
Breadth of coverage is the core selling point. Naaia maps to the EU AI Act, the California AI Bill, China AI laws, the South Korea AI Basic Act, Texas TRAIGA, ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF and internal company frameworks, so multinationals can manage several regulatory regimes in a single place. Reporting and metrics modules produce audit-ready dashboards, while product monitoring covers traceability, AI vigilance and continuous testing across the AI lifecycle.
Beyond software, Naaia ships as a service layer: advisory support and Naaia Academy, a learning management solution for AI literacy. The company markets to enterprises, public sector bodies (it is listed in the UGAP and CANUT French multi-vendor catalogs) and SMEs, and states that its own platform is ISO 42001 and ISO 27001 certified. Pricing is not published — access runs through a demo request and custom quote.
