Why does Compliance Dashboard Reporting matter for AI governance?

Organizations deploying an assistant acquire a new set of obligations — which governance rules fired, which conversations escalated, whether answers drew on current versions — and typically track them somewhere other than their compliance reporting. Two boards means two views that diverge, and the AI one is usually the less scrutinised. Centralpoint measures AI activity on the same surface as content obligations, so the question of whether the assistant behaved is asked alongside whether policies were acknowledged. The Interaction Log supplies the underlying evidence per execution, which means a dashboard entry resolves to what actually happened rather than to a status somebody set.