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7.4#2 in ai governance softwareFrom $99 a month
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IntegrationsRead-only connections are listed for OpenAI and Anthropic admin keys, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, GitHub, Slack, Notion, Basecamp and HR systems including Personio, BambooHR and Workable.Yields says it connects with existing data science, MLOps, and enterprise risk infrastructure, and integration partners can connect products through an API connector.
Intended usersThe site presents ComplyLayer for companies and describes compliance officers, consultants, auditors, regulators, and boards among its users or stakeholders.Yields says its software is built for financial institutions and companies relying on predictive models, and its Trust Center also names insurance, public sector, healthcare, and HR among supported sectors.
MCP serverComplyLayer exposes an MCP server that works with Claude, Claude Code, Cursor and other Streamable HTTP MCP clients.Yields can connect to large language models through an MCP Server so users can query model inventories, documentation, and risk data.
SupportThe Pro plan includes priority support.Yields says customer-facing teams support customers through onboarding and adoption and help integrate governance into daily workflows.

ComplyLayer plans

  • FreeFree
  • Starter (AWS Marketplace)$99 a month
  • Pro$149 a month
  • Pro (AWS Marketplace)$149 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Yields plans

  • Yields AI Governance SoftwarePriced on request
  • Yields Model Risk Management SoftwarePriced on request

Pick ComplyLayer if…

ComplyLayer is aimed at companies managing AI governance and compliance. Its inventory, reports, and Trust Portal may also serve compliance officers, consultants, auditors, regulators, and boards.

Pick Yields if…

Yields is aimed at financial institutions and companies relying on predictive models. It also names insurance, public-sector, healthcare, HR, and other regulated enterprises.

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