Enzai
Enzai helps regulated organizations see the AI tools and agents they use, review and govern them against applicable rules, and stop unsanctioned agent actions. Its stated mission is to help organizations say yes to more AI while keeping it within their rules, so powerful AI can earn the trust needed to reach its potential.
At a Glance
- Large international and Fortune 500 organizations
- Technology
- Financial services and insurance
- Healthcare
- +4 more
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Enzai
Enterprise AI Governance Platform
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Latest News
Enzai recognized as an Honorable Mention in Gartner's 2026 Magic Quadrant for AI Governance Platforms.
Enzai included in Forrester's Responsible AI Solutions Landscape, Q2 2026.
Enzai published analysis of the European Commission's proposed position on applying the EU AI Act in Northern Ireland.
Enzai and Shoosmiths launched AI Comply, a combined legal, technology and operational AI-compliance solution.
Products & Services
Enterprise AI governance, risk and compliance software covering AI intake, an AI inventory/registry, compliance assessments, ongoing monitoring, dashboards, reporting and cross-functional approvals.
Granular governance controls and gates that help organizations automate checks, demonstrate compliance, monitor AI in real time, maintain oversight as systems change, and scale governance across AI use cases.
Flexible, customizable frameworks for mapping AI systems to laws, standards and internal requirements, including risk- and context-specific process and documentation obligations.
Joint Enzai–Shoosmiths solution combining AI governance workflows and automation with tailored legal guidance and ongoing operational support.
Market Position
Enzai positions itself as a purpose-built AI governance platform founded by lawyers and engineers, differentiated from policy-only or model-lifecycle tools by combining regulatory content, cross-functional intake and approval workflows, AI inventory and monitoring with runtime enforcement for agent actions. Relevant competitors and alternatives include Credo AI, Holistic AI, ModelOp, OneTrust AI Governance and IBM watsonx.governance.
Leadership
Founders
Ryan Donnelly
AI-regulation lawyer and legal expert who co-founded Enzai after working at the intersection of law, technology and emerging AI regulation; he is identified by Enzai as CEO and co-founder.
Jack Carlisle
Software engineer with extensive startup experience; co-founder of Enzai, contributing engineering and product-building expertise alongside the company's legal and data-science capabilities.
Executive Team
Ryan Donnelly
CEO and Co-founder
Former AI-regulation lawyer and specialist in the legal and regulatory issues surrounding AI.
Jack Carlisle
Co-founder
Software engineer with extensive startup experience and a background in building software products.
Founding Story
Enzai was formed by lawyers and engineers concerned about the risks computational models could pose to society. The founders believed governance was essential for understanding and managing those risks, and set out to combine legal, engineering and data-science expertise in a platform that would let organizations use AI responsibly, compliantly and with confidence.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Enterprise B2B software sold through a demo-led, organization-specific platform engagement; Enzai also offers modular governance, legal and operational support through offerings such as AI Comply.
Target Markets
- Large international and Fortune 500 organizations
- Technology
- Financial services and insurance
- Healthcare
- Consumer products
- Entertainment
- Enterprise AI intake, approval and risk assessment
- Shadow-AI discovery and AI inventory management
- EU AI Act, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF and other regulatory compliance
- Agent governance and blocking unauthorized agent actions
- Ongoing monitoring, audit readiness and evidence generation
- Cross-functional governance for financial services, healthcare, insurance, technology, consumer products, entertainment, transportation and government
- Market-leading members of the Fortune 500
- Leading companies in technology, financial services, healthcare, consumer products, entertainment and public sectors