Reports that take days
Every quarter, days go into preparing data for the board.
yulen.aiv1.0
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Yulen · For funded startups
There are investors. Every decision is recorded.
The AI and each service work with what the board approves. The record keeps who, when, and why. Investors see only what was agreed. Yulen is not certified.
What gets in the way
A review against the clock
When a round arrives, the documents are scattered.
The compliance customers ask for
Some customers ask for security and privacy that are not yet in order.
AI without board control
The AI and the tools act without reflecting what the board approved, and nothing is recorded.
What changes
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A panel for investors
Investors see what was agreed, with limited permissions that are granted and withdrawn.
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Reports from what was recorded
Board reports are built from what the company has recorded. The specific scope of the report is not published.
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Documents in order for a review
Policies, contracts, decisions, and evidence sit in one file tree.
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Designed for demanding standards
Yulen is designed to help with the GDPR and the EU AI Act, and to prepare audits such as ISO 27001. Yulen is not certified.
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The board sets the limits
The company's AI runs each provider's AI within the limits the board approves. Every action stays in the record. The specific integrations are not published.
Interface examples. Not a customer's data.
A day with Yulen
Before · With Yulen
Before
- The weekend goes into the board report
- Decisions are reconstructed from old emails
- A customer asks for security documents and they are not gathered
- The round is delayed by paperwork
With Yulen
- The report is built from what was recorded
- Board decisions are written down
- The documents are gathered when a customer asks
- Whoever reviews the company finds the file in order
What you can turn on
Capabilities and rules, from day one.
Yulen Core
Agreement, goals, budget, norms, and hard limits in one place.
Governance and rules
Board, majorities, and permissions for investors.
Finance and operations
Cash, usage, and financial reports.
Compliance
Controls and evidence to prepare an audit. No published certification.
Suggested plan
What gets turned on.
You start with the core and turn on only the capabilities you need. You pay for the capability and its volume, never per agent or per token. Prices are not published.
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Yulen Core- Governance and rules
- Finance and operations
- Compliance
Questions
What people usually ask.
What does an investor see?
Only what was agreed. Permissions are limited and are granted and withdrawn.
Is this the same as a certification?
No. Yulen is designed to help with the GDPR and the EU AI Act, and to prepare audits such as ISO 27001. Yulen is not certified.
Does it serve an investor's review?
It helps you arrive with the documents, the decisions, and the evidence in order. It does not replace that review.
Can the current tools still be used?
The intended connection is by MCP, API, or browser. The specific integrations are not published.
How it works
Three steps. A person approves anything outside the plan.
1Write the rules
Agreement, permissions, budget, and what is never done. Each rule is a file with a path and a version.
2Agents work inside them
An action inside the rules goes ahead. Anything outside is asked of the person who has permission. You choose the AI. There is no published automatic recommendation.
3Every decision is recorded
The record says what was done, with which permission, and who approved it. If you change provider, the context leaves in an open format.