About
We make sure a small business can prove how it uses AI.
Ops Intel writes AI compliance frameworks for small and medium businesses worldwide. We cover the UK, EU, US, Canada, the Middle East, the Far East and Australasia, and every framework is specific to how your business actually uses AI, in plain English, and kept current as the law moves.
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markets covered — UK, EU, US, Canada, Middle East, Far East, Australasia
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legal deadlines on our register, each read at the source
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regulator and legislature news read every morning
ISO & NIST
ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI framework mapped in every framework
How Ops Intel runs
A compliance operation that works every day, not just the day you buy.
Most small businesses adopted AI tools without anyone asking what the law required. The rules now reach them in the UK, EU, US, Canada, the Middle East, the Far East and Australasia. Ops Intel is built so that keeping up with those rules is our job, every day, and never yours.
The research desk
Every morning we read what regulators and legislatures have published. Nothing is used until it matches the official source — the regulator's own page, not a blog about it.
The legal register
Every deadline and fine a framework quotes comes from one register, each entry read at the body that passed the law. Correct it once and every document that quotes it is corrected.
The framework
Written to how your business actually uses AI, mapped to ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, and delivered as PDF and editable Word.
When the law moves, your documents move with it.
The part of the service that runs all year, whether or not you are thinking about it.
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A rule changes.
The next one already has a date — , EU AI Act.
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A person reads the legislation itself.
Not a summary, not a headline. Nothing reaches you until the change has been checked against the law it came from.
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Your documents are rewritten.
Everyone the change actually affects gets their framework rebuilt around what they told us about their own business — not a circular saying the rules moved.
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You get an email saying what changed.
With the rewritten documents attached, and your previous set kept as the record of what you held before.
Your part in all of that: read the email.
As quoted in TechTarget, GENZ TECH and TechRound
“Businesses don't pick one regime to comply with. They end up building to the strictest one that reaches them and applying it everywhere, because running different data-handling rules per jurisdiction is operationally more expensive than the fine risk of the laxer one.”
“The damage is the gap between what the agent was asked to do and what it was allowed to do, and most businesses never wrote the first part down.”
“The startups that stall aren't the ones that took security seriously. They're the ones that never worked out what "enough" looks like for their size.”
For journalists
Writing about AI regulation? Find Scott Neve on Qwoted to request a comment.
How we work
The principles we operate by
Understand first, build second
We spend real time learning which AI tools your staff actually use before we write a word. A template framework describes a business that does not exist, and a regulator can tell.
The documents are yours
You get your framework as PDF and editable Word, written in plain English. Read it, change it, hand it to your solicitor. Nothing is locked behind our login.
Results, not reports
The measure is whether you could answer a regulator tomorrow — a policy, a record of the tools in use, and somebody named as responsible. Not a certificate on a wall.
Built alongside your advisers
Accountants, insurance brokers and IT support firms can bring us in for their clients through our partner programme, so compliance sits with the advisers a business already trusts.
Honest advice, always
If the law does not reach your business yet, or a policy is all you need rather than a full framework, we will say so. We would rather lose a sale than sell you cover you do not need.
Worldwide by design
Wherever your business is and wherever your customers are, the rules that reach you come back as one framework, not a stack of separate documents per country.
Founder
Scott Neve
Scott founded Ops Intel after watching sensible, careful businesses take up AI tools without anyone asking what the law required of them. He leads the business and is accountable for every framework it delivers.
Ops Intel on LinkedInReady to work together?
Book a free 30-minute call. We'll go through the AI your business already uses, tell you which laws that triggers, and show you exactly what you would have to produce if somebody asked.
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