Solidatus has launched the Solidatus AI Lineage Assistant, deploying agentic artificial intelligence to automate the creation and maintenance of data maps across enterprise estates.
The tool addresses regulatory requirements such as BCBS 239 and the EU AI Act by documenting data movement and transformations.
Philip Dutton, founder and chief executive of the data lineage software provider, said that the assistant enables teams to move at the speed regulators demand without sacrificing human oversight and accountability.
“Regulators and boards increasingly expect organisations to demonstrate not just what decisions were made, but exactly what data underpinned them, where that data came from, how it was transformed and whether it can be trusted,” said Dutton. “Delivering that level of evidence at the speed modern enterprises require means rethinking how lineage is built and maintained. Approaches that combine AI-driven automation with human validation are emerging as the practical path forward for producing lineage that is fast to generate and defensible under scrutiny.”
The software ingests unstructured documentation, including legacy spreadsheets and images, to generate queryable records and audit trails.
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