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How an audit-readiness review actually runs, step by step

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Reviewed 18 Sep 2026

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/audit-readiness shows the destination, a share link an Accredited Certification Body opens with no account. This entry covers the six steps that get you there.

1. Register a system. Name the AI system and classify it, the first row in your register.

2. Run a guided module. Work through the relevant guided module and review the draft it produces.

3. Approve and lock. Once the Autonomous Systems Officer approves the draft, the file seals with its content hash.

4. Watch readiness move. The dashboard reflects the newly sealed artefact against the rest of the register.

5. Build the evidence pack. Assemble what you have and see what is still missing before you hand anything over.

6. Mint a share link. Send the link to the certification body. They read the register directly, with no account and no onboarding.

Audit-ready, not certification. This guide helps you produce evidence for assessment. Certification may only be issued by an Accredited Certification Body or by the Commissioner, if the Commissioner establishes a certification scheme. Confirm your specific obligations with counsel.

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