Verification

Check a completion record.

Every assessment completed on this platform is issued a reference code. Enter one below to confirm that it is genuine. The check confirms completion only — it does not reveal a score.

Reference: AIRI-VER-01
Version: 1.0
Published: 01 Aug 2026
Last updated: 02 Aug 2026
Status: In force

What this check does and does not tell you

A completion record confirms that an organization completed the assessment named on it, on the date shown, under a published methodology version. That is the whole claim.

It is not a certification, accreditation or audit opinion. Nobody has certified the organization, and no standards body is involved.
It is not a statement of compliance with the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, or any other law or standard, however much the questions draw on them.
It does not disclose a score. Results belong to the organization that was assessed. If you need their score, ask them for it — this page will never show it to you.
Answers are self-reported unless a reviewer has separately verified the supporting evidence. A record describes what an organization reported about itself at a point in time.

If a record has been withdrawn

A withdrawn record still verifies, and says plainly that it was withdrawn. Records are withdrawn when a submission is superseded by a corrected one, or when a claim made on the basis of it is disputed. A withdrawn record should not be relied on as evidence.

Questions about a specific record

Write to aiindex@braindigits.com quoting the reference code. Details of an assessment are confidential to the organization assessed, so what can be confirmed by email is the same as what this page shows.

What this check does and does not tell you

A completion record confirms that an organization completed the assessment named on it, on the date shown, under a published methodology version. That is the whole claim.

It is not a certification, accreditation or audit opinion. Nobody has certified the organization, and no standards body is involved.

It is not a statement of compliance with the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, or any other law or standard, however much the questions draw on them.

It does not disclose a score. Results belong to the organization that was assessed. If you need their score, ask them for it — this page will never show it to you.

Answers are self-reported unless a reviewer has separately verified the supporting evidence. A record describes what an organization reported about itself at a point in time.