What is the AIGAS Registry?
The AIGAS Registry is a public listing of firms that have successfully implemented AI governance under the AIGAS framework.
It will include firms that have achieved:
Each listed firm will have demonstrated that:
Registry Listings
SOBK Services Ltd
PPAE Ltd
Capshire Accounting Practice
Sable & Argent Limited
S I Ahmed & Co
These firms are shown as pending while the first AIGAS Registry cohort is being established. Certified listings will be updated as firms complete the relevant certification process.
What Will Be Displayed
Once live, the registry will include:
Additional information may be included over time as the standard evolves.
Bronze vs Silver in the Registry
Firms listed at Bronze level have:
- Established visibility of AI usage
- Created an AI Register
- Introduced basic governance controls
- Taken initial steps to manage AI risk
Firms listed at Silver level have:
- Implemented structured governance controls
- Established clear accountability
- Demonstrated evidence of governance in practice
- Completed an independent assessment
Launching the Registry
The AIGAS Registry will go live as the first firms complete certification.
This is expected shortly following initial onboarding and early adopters.
Early firms will play an important role in shaping the adoption of AI governance across the accounting profession.
Firms that engage with AIGAS now will be among the first to be listed in the registry.
- Early-mover advantage
- Visible differentiation
- Demonstrable commitment to responsible AI use
Your Next Step
If your firm is already using AI — now is the time to put structure around it.
Looking Ahead
As AI becomes more embedded in accounting, expectations around governance will increase.
The AIGAS Registry is designed to support that shift — providing a visible, structured way for firms to demonstrate responsible AI use.
Over time, this will become an important signal of professionalism within the industry.
AI Governance and Accountability for Accounting Firms
The AIGAS Registry supports transparency in how accounting firms adopt and manage AI technologies.
It complements internal governance by providing an external signal that: