Advisory & assurance services

ORCAA Algorithmic Audit

ORCAA sells algorithmic audits that assess risks of a specific algorithmic use case using its Ethical Matrix framework, plus quantitative bias testing for regulatory compliance such as New York City Local Law 144 bias audits, AI governance consultation, and metric 'cockpit' design. Deliverables are reports, not certifications.

service · generally available · Research snapshot 2026-09-06

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Where it fits

Advisory & assurance services · AI risk & compliance management · Evaluation & testing

Useful conversation with: General Counsel, Head of HR compliance, Chief Risk Officer.

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Show me how the Ethical Matrix is populated for one hiring algorithm and what a Local Law 144 bias audit report you issued contains.

Capabilities and evidence

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Vendor claim

ORCAA describes an Algorithmic Audit producing an audit report using its Ethical Matrix framework, and quantitative bias testing on live or test data delivering bias audit reports such as those for NYC Local Law 144.

Limit: Service page; no sample report, statistical methodology detail, or evidence of regulator acceptance of specific reports.

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Vendor claim

ORCAA states it provides AI governance and risk management consultation covering governance policies, processes and structures and vendor diligence reports, and designs monitoring 'cockpits' of risk metrics.

Limit: Descriptive mission and service copy; no methodology documentation or independent validation.

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Sources

  1. ORCAA · ORCAA · official product
    Access date reported by researcher: 2026-09-06
  2. About ORCAA · ORCAA · official product
    Access date reported by researcher: 2026-09-06

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