AI did not arrive as one system. It arrived inside every system you already run — Copilot in Microsoft 365, Einstein in Salesforce, Gemini in Workspace — and it changes monthly. This desk keeps the inventory current, the oversight proven, and your data exactly where it belongs, against the EU AI Act and the customer addenda already in your inbox.
August 2026 marks the point where high-risk obligations under the EU AI Act stop being a roadmap item and start being an evidentiary one. For mid-market companies running AI inside Salesforce, Microsoft 365, and their own products, the gap isn't policy. It's proof.
AI arrived inside every system you already run — Salesforce, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, your HR tools. Governing it means governing the whole stack, continuously, with evidence that holds up when the systems change every quarter.
Microsoft 365 is where mid-market governance is won or lost — identity, email, files, retention, DLP, and now Copilot. Configuration proven in January says nothing about June, and the audit always asks about June.
Salesforce is the first system auditors examine and the last one most companies govern well. Proving access controls, permission baselines, and AI feature oversight requires evidence collected at the source — not CRM records extracted to somewhere else.