Skip to content
Pillar I: AI Organization · § 13

Reporting (internal and customer-facing)

Governance earns trust only when its outputs are visible. Bizzi publishes four tiers of internal reports and a quarterly Transparency Report to Enterprise customers. Each report follows a fixed template on a fixed cadence. The Transparency Report is the single document the market uses to judge whether our governance commitments are real.

A report nobody reads is a control nobody runs. We split internal reporting into four tiers so each audience sees only what is actionable for them. We publish a customer-facing report on a quarterly schedule so the commitment shows up the same way every quarter. Not only when something goes wrong.

Four tiers, each with a fixed audience and cadence:

TierCadenceAudienceContents
Squad weeklyWeeklySquad lead, StewardSquad-level KPIs, drift, top errors, action items
CoE monthlyMonthlyCoE Lead, all StewardsCross-squad trends, vendor performance, evaluation results
Compliance quarterlyQuarterlyDPO, Legal, CPTODPIA log, vendor risk, compliance status, incident summary
Board quarterlyQuarterlyAI Governance BoardStrategic KPIs, top risks, BAGF compliance, customer feedback

Each report uses a standard template and is retained in the internal document repository for at least 5 years.

This is our public-facing transparency commitment to Enterprise customers, including those in regulated industries. Published 30 days after each quarter closes.

Standard contents:

  1. Executive summary. One page on the quarter’s major movements.
  2. KPI dashboard. STP rate, extraction accuracy, hallucination rate, cost per transaction, uptime. At the platform level and per-tenant for major customers (anonymized).
  3. Model and data changes. Which models were retrained or released. Which datasets were added or removed.
  4. Incident summary. SEV1 and SEV2 incidents in the quarter (detail only for incidents affecting the reading tenant). Each entry: severity, duration, root-cause summary, action taken.
  5. Vendor changes. LLM vendor changes, sub-processor list updates.
  6. Regulatory updates. Changes in Decree 13, the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, and our response to each.
  7. Audit and red-team summary. Quarterly red-team results (severity counts, no exploit details).
  8. Upcoming changes. Preview of next-quarter changes affecting customers.

The annual report adds:

  • Results of the independent third-party audit.
  • The next-year BAGF roadmap.
  • A reflection. What worked, what did not, what surprised us.
  • Enterprise customers with an active contract. Automatic delivery via the report subscription channel.
  • Strategic partners. By separate agreement.
  • Public. Six months after release, selected sections of the annual report are published at bagf.bizzi.vn (summary only, no customer-specific data).