The AI Vendor Risk Snapshot is a fixed-scope governance teardown of one AI vendor already in your stack — or one you're about to sign. You get a written risk memo and an executive readout call. Findings in days, not quarters. Priced so a manager can approve it without a procurement committee.
30-minute scoping call first. If the Snapshot isn't the right fit, you'll know in that call.
Two artifacts, one decision-ready picture of a single vendor relationship.
A teardown memo your procurement, legal, and security stakeholders can all act on:
A live working session, not a slide recital:
You keep everything. The memo is written to be forwarded — to legal, to the vendor, to the board.
You're being asked to approve AI tools with a questionnaire built for SaaS. The Snapshot gives you an independent assessment you didn't have to build a program to get.
You're reviewing AI clauses with no precedent and an EU AI Act clock running. The Snapshot translates one vendor's terms into concrete gaps and specific redline priorities.
You own the risk but not the relationship. The Snapshot defines what technical evidence the vendor owes you — so your team validates the right things, not everything.
Clarevon is the governance architect, not the technical validator. The Snapshot tells you what to demand, what it means, and where it fits — deep technical validation of model security architecture stays with your security team, guided by the framework.
30-minute call
You send, we dig
The analysis
Memo + live session
Because one vendor, done deeply, changes how your team looks at every vendor. The Snapshot is designed to produce a concrete, forwardable artifact fast — and to show you what a full program would look like before you commit to building one. Organizations that need the full picture move to the AI Vendor Readiness Assessment next.
Deliberately. The price is set so a director or senior manager can approve it inside normal spending authority — no procurement committee, no RFP, no quarter-long buying cycle. It's the fastest honest way for both of us to find out if there's a bigger engagement worth doing.
The vendor contract and DPA, any security or AI documentation the vendor has provided, and a short conversation about how the tool is used. If documentation is thin, that's a finding, not a blocker.
No — it directs one. The Snapshot is a governance assessment: data rights, contract terms, risk tier, accountability. Where technical evidence is required, the memo specifies exactly what your security team should demand and validate. Governance architecture and technical validation are different jobs, and the Snapshot is honest about which one it does.
Whatever you decide. Many teams run the recommended actions themselves. Some scope a Readiness Assessment across the wider vendor portfolio. Some bring Clarevon in fractionally. There's no bundled upsell inside the Snapshot — the memo stands on its own.
Any third party with AI in the product or the delivery: AI-native tools, SaaS platforms that added AI features mid-contract, or BPO/outsourcing vendors deploying AI inside your operations. If you're unsure whether a vendor is worth a Snapshot, that's exactly what the scoping call is for.
That's the one to start with. Book the scoping call — if the Snapshot isn't the right fit, you'll know in 30 minutes.
Book Your Snapshot — $2,500Or email brittany@clarevonconsultinggroup.com