AI governance for firms that use AI, not build it

Every AI tool your team uses gets a verdict. Green, amber or red. Backed by your policy, answered in seconds.

Set up in minutes·14 day free trial·one plan, everything included

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The answer your team sees. Every verdict cites its rule.

One question, asked a hundred times a week: can I use this?

A staff member, client data on the clipboard, an unfamiliar AI tool open in the next tab. That moment is where AI risk actually lives, and it repeats across your business every day.

The rules keep changing.

Professional services

From 1 July 2026, lawyers, accountants, conveyancers, real estate agents and trust and company service providers providing designated services became AUSTRAC reporting entities. If you automate any part of your AML process with AI, you remain accountable for every decision it makes.

Tax practitioners

On 22 July 2026 the Tax Practitioners Board finalised TPB(GS) 55/2026, its guidance on AI and the Code of Professional Conduct: using AI does not reduce or transfer a practitioner's responsibility, and the Code's competence, confidentiality and reasonable-care obligations apply in full when AI tools are used.

Every business

From December 2026, if software makes or substantially contributes to decisions that significantly affect individuals, you must disclose it in your privacy policy. AI screening and assessment tools are squarely in scope.

The rules don’t govern your AI. You do. HighSign is how you show it.

How it works

Live verdicts in under ten minutes.

01

Pick your posture

Cautious, balanced or open. One choice publishes your starting policy and a register of around 30 known tools: the live list of what’s allowed for what.

02

Share one link with staff

The whole team bookmarks one lookup page. No accounts, no training. An answer in seconds, with the rule behind it.

03

Verdicts, requests and evidence flow

Staff get answers, unknown tools become requests, and everything lands in the audit trail.

The reveal

Your team uses 23 AI tools.

You knew about 6.

Fair questions

What you’re probably thinking.

“We already have an AI policy.”

Good. Does it answer questions, or does it sit in a folder? HighSign is what your policy does all day.

“Our IT provider / accountant handles this.”

They handle their part. Accountability for AI decisions made against your clients’ data sits with you, and it doesn’t transfer with an invoice.

“We barely use AI.”

Run the workflow map. Every firm that says this finds tools they didn’t know staff were using.

“How is it this cheap?”

One plan, everything included, priced by headcount. We’d rather be in every firm than extract maximum revenue from a few. Compare it with what a single privacy breach assessment costs.

When someone asks how you govern AI, attach the pack.

Registers, incident logs, training records and board-ready evidence packs, all exportable.

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Pricing

One plan. Everything included. From $49 a month.

Priced by headcount band, not per seat, so adoption is never taxed. From under $4 per person, per month at the top of the Team, Growth and Mid-market bands. Prices in USD. 14 day free trial.

25 people
Team · 11 to 50 people

$199/mo billed annually

That is $3.98 per person, per month at the top of this band.

Give your team the HighSign.

Set up your workspace, pick a posture, and share one link. Live verdicts before the first coffee goes cold.