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About Accreditations ISO 9001

What ISO 9001 means for AI systems.

We write down requirements, reviews, test evidence and handover, so someone outside the project can check the work.

Why the process matters more on AI work.

Conventional software either does what the specification says or it does not, and a test suite settles the argument in an afternoon. A system built around a model can answer the same input differently on a different day, so “it works” stops being one observation and becomes a question about what was measured, on which data, against what threshold, and who accepted the result.

Under ISO 9001 each of those is written down, with a named person against the acceptance. That is what a documented quality system is worth on an AI build, and it is the first thing to go when nobody is asking for it.

What gets written down, and who reads it.

The four points on a build where the standard requires a record, and what each record is for.

What you asked for

We agree the requirements in writing before build work starts, and we make every later change against that document rather than against somebody’s memory of a meeting.

What we built

We review every change before it merges and record the review against it, so why something is the way it is outlives the person who wrote it.

What we tested

We keep the test evidence, including what we ran the system against and what everyone had agreed an acceptable result would be.

What you were handed

We hand you the documentation someone who was not on the build needs to run the system and change it.

Acceptance is the hard part on an AI build.

A model that is right most of the time can still be wrong in the way that matters most to you, so we agree what counts as an acceptable result before the build rather than arguing about it after. That agreement goes into the scope, with the name of the person who signs it off.

Where the standard stops.

ISO 9001 certifies a management system, so it tells you how we control and review work here. It is not a quality mark on any particular piece of software, and it does not promise that a model will behave. You get a documented trail, and a certification body outside this company checks that the trail is real.

Who checks it.

Assessed by a body outside this company.

The certificate is issued by Alcumus ISOQAR, a certification body accredited by UKAS, so the assessment against the standard is theirs rather than ours. Your procurement team can confirm the result without taking our word for any of it.

Check it yourself.

Your compliance team can check all of this on a public register without us.

ISO 9001 ISOQAR registered mark beside the UKAS Management Systems mark, accreditation number 0026.
Standard
ISO 9001:2015
Certificate number
24112
Certifying body
Alcumus ISOQAR
Accreditation
UKAS
First certified
November 2024

Enter certificate number 24112 in the Alcumus ISOQAR certificate checker to confirm the certificate is current. Scope statements and renewal dates go to your compliance team on request, along with the certifying body’s own record.

Where this connects.

Ask what the quality system actually does.

Send the questions your procurement or due-diligence process asks and we will tell you what is documented, who reviews it, and where to check. We reply within one working day.