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Audit right

A contractual provision giving one party (typically the buyer) the right to review, inspect, or have an independent assessor review specified records, documentation, or processes of the other party (the vendor) to verify compliance with stated standards. In the EU AI Act context, audit rights over a vendor's technical documentation, quality management system, and conformity assessment records are the principal tool for buyer-side due diligence.

Defined in 3 GAGE programs, which carry 3 distinct definitions of it. The wording above is taught in EU AI Act Implementation Expert.

How each discipline defines it

The same term does different work depending on who is using it. These are the definitions as each program teaches them, unedited.

EU AI Act Implementation Expert

A contractual provision giving one party (typically the buyer) the right to review, inspect, or have an independent assessor review specified records, documentation, or processes of the other party (the vendor) to verify compliance with stated standards. In the EU AI Act context, audit rights over a vendor's technical documentation, quality management system, and conformity assessment records are the principal tool for buyer-side due diligence.

AI Data Governance: The Data Chair

A contractual provision allowing the buyer to inspect, or have a third party inspect, a vendor's relevant practices or records; a control only in practice if actually exercised, not merely present in the contract text.

AI Governance: Applied Mastery

A contractual right for the buyer to test the vendor's system on the buyer's own inputs, on a defined schedule. It keeps the demo honest after signing by letting you re-run reality against the claim.

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