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AEDT Compliance Manager runs your NYC Local Law 144 audit calendar, generates the 10-business-day candidate notice, and gives you a deterministic, citable answer for the NY WARN automation-disclosure checkbox — plus the only maintained AEDT vendor bias-audit registry on the market.
Overview
A system of record for New York employers running automated employment decision tools. Three legs: compliance operations (AEDT inventory, LL144 audit calendar, candidate notices, and audit-readiness packaging for the auditor you separately engage); a deterministic WARN attribution engine with no model inference, reproducible and citable; and a maintained registry of AEDT vendor bias audits so you can answer "is this vendor deployable in NYC?" in one click. Tags are role-level only, never individual scoring, and the product never performs or certifies a bias audit — by design.
The problem
There is no system of record for the AEDT inventory or the LL144 audit calendar, which costs roughly $6,000/yr in manual HR-admin tracking. Candidate notice compliance is manual and unverifiable — no delivery log, no proof of notice. The new NY WARN automation-disclosure checkbox has no documented rationale process, adding ~$1,200/yr of ad hoc legal research. And nothing tells you whether a prospective AEDT vendor even holds a valid, non-expired bias audit.
Key features
- AEDT inventory register with a historical change log
- One-click vendor "deployable in NYC?" lookup
- LL144 audit calendar with escalating reminders
- 10-business-day candidate notice generator with proof-of-notice
- Deterministic WARN attribution engine with a citable methodology page
- Maintained AEDT vendor bias-audit registry
- Audit-readiness packaging for the independent auditor you engage
Benefits & outcomes
- Replace the tracking spreadsheet with a system of record — roughly $6,000/yr of HR-admin labor
- Prove candidate notice was delivered, rather than asserting it
- Answer the WARN automation-disclosure checkbox with a reproducible, citable rationale
- Screen a vendor's bias-audit status before you deploy, not after