Give AI oversight a place in the working day.

Accounting firms need to understand which AI tools they use and how those tools are overseen. An assurance process also needs more than a completed form: there must be room for supporting material, review and a clear account of who makes the assessment.

BTR’s AIGAS work spans the governance proposition, website and application. The public website explains the standard and its assurance pathway; the application connects those requirements to the everyday actions a firm and its assessor need to take.

Firms build their register, prepare responses and attach notes and evidence. Assessors have a separate scoring workflow. That separation is an important service-design choice: showing that a submission is complete should not suggest that the firm has scored itself or predict a pass.

Membership roles and payment entitlements shape access to the assessment journey. Certificate status then provides a further part of the experience, with active, expiring, expired and revoked states rather than one permanent badge.