The ISO 42001
AIMS Template Pack

The core set is: an AI system inventory or use-case register; an AI policy; an AI risk assessment register; an AI system impact assessment template (Annex A.5); a Statement of Applicability covering the 38 Annex A controls; a third-party and foundation-model assessment; an internal audit checklist; and a management review pack. Together these are most of the documented information ISO 42001 expects. The inventory comes first — every other template references it.

Our related-framework resources — the ISO 27001 readiness checklist, the DPDP Act compliance template, and the SOC 2 assessments — are free to download from this page right now. The full ISO 42001 AIMS template pack is provided as part of a consultation or engagement rather than as a blind download, because the templates only deliver value once they are tailored to your actual AI systems, data, and risk criteria. Request the pack and we will scope it to your environment.

A generic AI policy or empty risk register downloaded cold tends to sit unused. ISO 42001 is risk- and impact-driven: the Statement of Applicability, the controls you implement, and the assessments you run all depend on your specific AI inventory and context. We provide the pack alongside a short scoping conversation so it arrives pre-aligned to your systems — which is also what makes it audit-ready rather than shelfware.

Substantially, yes. Because both standards share the Annex SL structure, your ISO 27001 scope, context analysis, leadership commitments, internal-audit machinery, and management-review cadence extend to the AIMS with AI-specific additions. That is why the ISO 27001 readiness checklist on this page is a useful companion: organizations with a mature ISMS typically cut ISO 42001 implementation and audit effort by reusing what they already run.