The panel names the model
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Talon CO by Talon Global is the AI-native compliance system for the ordinary regulated business. Human-led, AI-augmented, and built so the evidence stands up on the day you are audited.
For an operator carrying real liability, that is the risk, not the relief. Talon CO is the trustworthy inverse, and it is not the cautious option. It is the only one you can put in front of an auditor.
Talon AI reads the report and puts forward a severity and a classification. It is a proposal on the record, clearly marked as one, and it changes nothing on its own.
The assessed value is the one a person in your organisation confirmed. That is the value the queue, the filters and the dashboard read. What the reporter estimated is kept separately and is never overwritten by it.
The record carries the model that produced the proposal, by name. Provenance is not a setting you switch on, it is how the record is written.
Nothing here is a mockup. Each shot is the live product, and the caption says what it proves.
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A register entry anchored to ISO 18788:2015 clause 4.2 and ISO 45001 clause 6.1.3. When the auditor asks which requirement this satisfies, the record already answers.
OFAC SDN 19,178 records. UK Sanctions List 6,302. EU FSF 6,234. UN, SECO, GAC, ASO, plus shadow-fleet and conduit sources. And, in the same frame, the line that says a match is a starting point, not a determination.
Every clause carries Talon's plain-English re-expression alongside the official title, and each one is mapped to the auditor requirement it satisfies. Reference only, shared across every organisation on Talon, and public.
Audit-ready evidence is not a report you generate at the end. It is a set of controls the system holds while the work happens.
The person who raises it is not the person who signs it off.
Nothing closes quietly in the background. A closure is an act, by a named person.
Verification is scheduled work with an owner, not a checkbox on the way out.
The non-conformity stays linked to the report it came from, and to the clause it answers.
The AI proposes, a person confirms. Nothing changes state without a named human.
The software acts on its own, then tells you what it did.
Your own staff hold the decision, inside the product, as a feature they operate.
Either automated away, or sold back to you as billable human experts.
Twelve management-system standards across quality, safety, environment, information security, continuity, risk, travel risk and AI.
Information-security certification first, built for software companies.
A product. Human-led control is a feature your team runs, not a retainer.
Often a licensed audit firm or an expert bench, billable, on the invoice.
Published on the page, as a ceiling. You know the most it can cost before you call.
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No feature gating, no locked modules, no upgrade to see your own data. The price shown is the most a plan costs, scoped on a short call.
See the full pricing pageTalon CO by Talon Global is an AI-native compliance management system for regulated operators. It takes incident and observation reports, proposes a severity and classification with a named AI model, requires a person to confirm, and carries the outcome into clause-anchored registers that stand up to an audit.
It runs as a browser product for the office and a reporter app in the field. The Standards Library, the registers, the sanctions screening and the integrity controls are one system, not modules sold separately. Talon CO is the product. Talon Global is the company behind it.
Any regulated organisation that carries compliance obligations and gets audited on them. Construction, oil and gas, manufacturing, energy, cross-border trade, maritime and security operators all run the same core problem: obligations to meet, evidence to produce, and an auditor who will ask to see it.
It suits a small operator where one person holds the whole system, and it suits a group with a full compliance department that wants the AI proposal and the human confirmation sitting on the same record. The product does not change between them, only the scale of the plan.
It means the AI never changes the state of a record. It puts forward a severity and a classification, marked as proposed. A person in your organisation confirms or overrides it, and that human value is the one the system reads from then on.
The reporter's own estimate is kept separately and is never overwritten. The proposal stays visible as a proposal until someone acts on it, and the record names the model that produced it. Three values, one record, no ambiguity about who decided what.
Twelve, at 857 clauses: ISO 9001, 14001, 18788, 22301, ISO/IEC 27001, 28000, 28007-1, 31000, 31030, ISO/IEC 42001, 45001, and the ISM Code 2018. Every clause carries a plain-English re-expression alongside the official title.
The library is reference material shared across every organisation on Talon, and it is public, so an auditor or a prospect can read it without a login. Register entries anchor to specific clauses, for example ISO 18788:2015 clause 4.2, so the evidence points at the requirement it satisfies.
Three plans, all with the full platform. SME is up to $999 per month for 6 users, Group up to $1,799 per month for 15 users, and Enterprise is bespoke for unlimited users. The figure shown is the ceiling, not a starting point.
There is no feature gating between plans, so nothing is held back to push you up a tier. You pay for scale, meaning the number of management users, and field operators who log reports are always unlimited. Scope is settled on a short call, and Enterprise covers groups and fleets with several operating companies.
Two ways. Those platforms lead with information-security certification for software companies, where Talon CO carries twelve management-system standards across quality, safety, environment, security, continuity, risk, travel risk and AI. And where the category is moving toward software that acts on its own, Talon CO requires a person to confirm every consequential action.
There is a third difference worth naming: we publish our prices, so you can size the decision before you speak to anyone.