Lattice is the institutional AI governance suite built for procurement — for K-12 districts, universities, workforce L&D leaders, and EdTech vendors selling into them. Filed before the next inquiry — parent, accreditor, OCR, or board — not assembled the week before.
No sales call unless you book one. Institutional buyers: RFP-ready quote available on request.
We'll reach out before founding institutional cohort opens.
One note when access opens — nothing else.
A regular crossing framework — each cross point a decision, each line a flow of evidence. Between regulator, accreditor, board, and parent.
That's what institutional governance is.Every CTO, CISO, provost, and EdTech founder we talk to says the same thing: "We know what good governance looks like. We just don't have a defensible file for the next inquiry."
At the typical district we scan, that's how many AI-enabled vendors have a current HECVAT 4.0 on file. Not because the technology office isn't competent — because the procurement intake window is shorter than the cycle to assemble institutional evidence from scratch.
You're already paying for educational AI governance — counsel time on state DPAs, board meeting prep, accreditor evidence assembly, parent transparency notices missed and back-filed. You're just not getting it filed ahead of the inquiry. Lattice is the institutional layer that turns the spend into a defensible audit trail before the next parent, board, OCR, or accreditor request lands.
Superintendents, CTOs, CAOs, and assistant superintendents at districts navigating board approval cycles, state DOE attestations, IL SOPPA / NY Ed Law 2-d / CA SOPIPA compliance, and the July 1 fiscal-year clock that makes or breaks every adoption decision.
CIOs, CISOs, and Provosts at colleges and universities preparing for accreditor visits (SACSCOC, WSCUC, HLC, MSCHE, NECHE, NWCCU, ACCJC), Title IX × AI exposure, IRB AI-research considerations, and the DOJ ADA Title II April 2026 deadline.
EdTech founders and Trust & Safety leads who lose district deals to slow HECVAT cycles. CHROs and learning leaders facing NYC LL 144, Colorado AI Act, GDPR employee-data, and the works-council disclosure cycle for any AI used in hiring or training.
EDUCAUSE and CoSN are memberships — community, conference, research. Common Sense and Future Privacy Forum publish free trackers. Lattice sits between them and Big-4 readiness scans — the institutional layer that produces filed evidence in your specific stack, against your specific regulator, this semester.
The cycle districts now expect. Vendor relationships close, not stall. EdTech buyers stop losing deals to the competing vendor that responds faster.
Illinois SOPPA ≠ New York Ed Law 2-d ≠ California SOPIPA. Each clause-by-clause, education-law-counsel reviewed, ready to submit — not drafted from scratch every cycle.
SACSCOC, WSCUC, HLC, MSCHE, NECHE, NWCCU, ACCJC — formatted to each region's standard. Not assembled the week before. Not generic governance theory adapted from corporate work.
Not two weeks. Not fourteen pages. Not tabled. Public-records-defensible, Brown Act-compliant, formatted for elected trustees who need to read and decide in a single board meeting.
"A parent will ask. An accreditor will ask. The board will ask. The state DOE will ask. You can produce a defensible audit trail this semester, or you can scramble the week before the inquiry lands. The institutions that file ahead get the next year's funding. The ones that scramble forfeit it. Lattice is what your CTO, provost, or trust-and-safety lead files in advance."
Founding cohort caps at 50 institutional seats. Paced to July 1 fiscal-year start for K-12 buyers. After Q3, prices return to standard list and the founding-cohort benefits sunset — including the published VPAT, on-request HECVAT, and founding-customer input on Q3 add-on roadmap.
Founding access begins with a free educational governance diagnostic. Three minutes, no card, no SMS, no student PII at any point. Output: a variant-specific readiness score and a six-month action plan — before you commit to anything.
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