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# Add and Manage AI Systems

The AI Systems module in Sprinto helps organisations maintain a central inventory of AI systems used across teams.

You can:

- Add internal and third-party AI systems
- Configure AI-specific metadata
- Assign owners and stakeholders
- Associate vendors with AI systems
- Track lifecycle stages
- Configure custom fields
- Monitor governance and compliance posture

This article explains how to add and manage AI systems from the Added AI Systems section.

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## Navigate to AI Systems

To access AI Systems:

1. Log in to the **Sprinto dashboard**.
2. Navigate to **Data Library**.
3. Select **AI Systems**.

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The All AI Systems section displays all governed AI systems in your organisation.

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## Add an AI System

To add an AI system:

1. In the **All AI Systems** tab, click **Add AI system**.
2. Complete the required details.
3. Click **Add**.

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The AI system is added to the inventory.

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## Required Fields

The following fields are mandatory while creating an AI system:

- Use case
- Owner
- Business objective
- Type

Sprinto supports two AI system types:

- Internal
- Third-party

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## Add an Internal AI System

Internal AI systems represent AI applications or services developed and managed within your organisation.

Examples include:

- Internal copilots
- Custom AI workflows
- Proprietary machine learning systems
- Internal automation tools

### Configure Internal AI Systems

When you select Internal as the AI system type:

- Vendor selection is hidden
- Internal governance metadata remains available

You can configure:

- Stakeholders
- AI models
- Geography
- Multiuser fields
- Custom fields

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## Add a Third-party AI System

Third-party AI systems represent externally provided AI platforms or services.

Examples include:

- ChatGPT Enterprise
- Claude
- Gemini
- AI-enabled SaaS platforms

### Configure Third-party AI Systems

When you select Third-party as the AI system type:

- Vendor selection becomes available
- Vendor governance workflows can be linked to the AI system

You can configure:

- Vendors
- Stakeholders
- AI models
- Geography
- Multiuser fields
- Custom fields

Associating vendors helps organisations perform due diligence, request documents, and maintain governance evidence.

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## Configure AI System Details

Sprinto supports AI-specific metadata fields to help organisations maintain structured governance records.

### Supported Fields

Depending on configuration, the AI system form may include:

- AI system name
- Use case
- Owner
- Business objective
- Vendors
- Stakeholders
- Models
- Geography
- Multiuser fields
- Custom fields

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## AI Models

The Models field helps organisations track the AI models associated with an AI system.

Examples may include:

- GPT-4
- Claude
- Gemini
- Llama
- Azure OpenAI
- Custom or self-hosted models

This helps maintain visibility into model usage across the organisation.

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## Geography

The Geography field helps organisations record where AI systems are deployed or where data may be processed.

This is useful for:

- Data residency reviews
- Compliance workflows
- Regional governance requirements

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## View AI System Details

To open an AI system:

1. Navigate to **All AI systems**.
2. Click the AI system name.

This opens the AI system detail page.

The detail page contains multiple governance tabs, including:

- Overview
- Risk score
- Due diligence
- Documents & links
- Findings
- Tasks
- Requests

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## Overview Tab

The Overview tab provides a high-level summary of the AI system.

It includes:

- Lifecycle stage
- Risk score
- Due diligence status
- Monitoring status
- Configured metadata
- Governance monitors

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## Manage AI System Lifecycle Stages

Sprinto supports lifecycle management for AI systems.

### Supported Lifecycle Stages

AI systems can be moved between stages such as:

- Active
- Offboarding
- Archived

### Update Lifecycle Stage

To update the lifecycle stage:

1. Open the AI system.
2. In the Summary section, click **Edit** beside Stage.

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3. Select the required stage.
4. Click **Save**.

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The updated lifecycle stage appears immediately.

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## Edit AI System Details

To update AI system details:

1. Open the AI system.
2. In the Details section, click **Edit**.

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3. Update the required information.
4. Click **Save**.

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You can modify:

- Owners
- Business objectives
- Vendors
- Stakeholders
- Models
- Geography
- Custom fields

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## Create Custom Fields

Sprinto supports organisation-specific AI system metadata using custom fields.

Custom fields help organisations capture governance information that may not be available in default fields.

### Create a Custom Field

To create a custom field:

1. Open an AI system.
2. In the Details section, click **Create custom field**.

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3. Configure the custom field details.
4. Click **Create**.

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## Configure Custom Field Details

While creating a custom field, you can configure:

- Field name
- Description
- Helper text
- Applicable entity
- Field type

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## Supported Custom Field Types

Sprinto supports multiple custom field types, including:

- Text
- Text area
- Date
- Single-select
- Multi-select
- Single user
- Multiple users
- Number
- Percentage
- Attachment

These fields become available while adding or editing AI systems.

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## Monitoring Section

The Overview tab also contains governance monitors associated with the AI system.

The Monitoring section helps organisations track:

- Governance activities
- Pending actions
- Risk workflows
- Compliance-related reviews

Examples may include:

- AI system risk should be scored
- Due diligence reviews
- Governance review workflows

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## Filter AI Systems

The Added AI Systems tab supports filtering and search capabilities.

You can filter AI systems using:

- View
- Vendor name
- Risk level

This helps organisations quickly identify and review AI systems across the inventory.

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## AI Governance Best Practices

When onboarding AI systems:

- Clearly define the business objective
- Assign accountable owners
- Capture associated AI models
- Associate vendors for third-party systems
- Maintain accurate lifecycle stages
- Periodically review AI system metadata
- Use custom fields for organisation-specific governance requirements

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## Related Information

- [AI Systems Overview](/data-library/ai-systems)
- [How AI Systems Work](/data-library/ai-systems/how-ai-systems-work)
- [Assess AI System Risk](/data-library/ai-systems/dashboard-actions/assess-ai-system-risk)
- [Perform AI System Due Diligence](/data-library/ai-systems/dashboard-actions/perform-ai-system-due-diligence)
- [Manage Documents and Security Questionnaires](/data-library/ai-systems/dashboard-actions/manage-documents-and-security-questionnaires)
- [Configure AI Systems](/data-library/ai-systems/dashboard-actions/configure-ai-systems)
