AI footprint
The observable presence of AI tools, agents, workflows, and activity across an organisation.
See it in Sunrise →Glossary · MojoLab vocabulary
The words the industry uses, and what they mean in practice.
One clear definition at a time. Start with the language around operational AI governance, then follow the links into the product argument where the term matters.
Terms in practice
A plain-language register for the ideas that shape the MojoLab journey.
Shadow AI
AI use that exists in an organisation without yet being visible in its accepted governance context.
See it in Sunrise →Provenance
The record of where an observation came from, when it was captured, and how it can be traced.
See it in Sunrise →Auditability
The ability to review a decision or claim through the evidence, actors, and records behind it.
See it in Sunrise →Human-on-the-loop
A posture where people watch AI activity and remain able to act when something matters.
See it in Sunrise →Human-in-the-loop
A posture where people review governance intelligence before deciding whether to act.
See it in Essential →Governance drift
The gap that appears when operational reality moves away from the policies, ownership, or baseline meant to govern it.
See it in Essential →Governance intelligence
Evidence and context that help people decide what deserves attention before or after an AI action.
See it in Essential →Governance Map
A client-controlled record of the systems, agents, owners, responsibilities, and policies that matter.
See it in Sunrise →Ratification
A client-authorized decision that establishes a reviewed Governance Map as a point-in-time baseline.
See it in Sunrise →Wolf Scan
The client-facing discovery path that turns what your connected accounts can reach, and what the files in your chosen folders name, into findings for your review.
See it in How It Works →Finding
An evidence-backed observation that has been shaped into something a person can review and act on.
See it in How It Works →Unsanctioned tool
Activity tied to a tool that is not currently in the accepted Governance Map set.
See it in How It Works →Client authority
The organisation’s authority to review, decide, and ratify what MojoLab presents.
See it in Sunrise →Operational reality
What is actually present and happening in an organisation, as supported by observed evidence.
See it in Sunrise →Baseline
A dated reference point against which movement, change, and new questions can be understood.
See it in Essential →Accepted scope
The set of systems, tools, agents, and responsibilities a client has reviewed into its governance context.
See it in How It Works →Language is part of governance.
Know what the words mean before they carry decisions.
Follow each term into the page where MojoLab puts the idea into practice. The definitions stay short; the evidence path gives them context.