Your hiring, lending, housing, or care-decision software already fits the ADMT definition, but nobody has mapped which of the four duties it actually satisfies today.
AI Opportunity Report · SB 26-189 ADMT Compliance
Colorado SB 26-189 (signed May 14, 2026) requires pre-use notice, an adverse-outcome explanation, meaningful human review, and developer documentation for automated decision-making technology touching employment, lending, housing, or healthcare decisions. AG-enforced under the Consumer Protection Act, up to $20,000 per violation. This report names the three places your exposure actually is, with an estimate behind each, in one week.
ADMT / CO AI compliance framing — RIG report visual
Your hiring, lending, housing, or care-decision software already fits the ADMT definition, but nobody has mapped which of the four duties it actually satisfies today.
A regulator inquiry after January 1, 2027 finds an undocumented gap instead of a provable answer — up to $20,000 per violation, AG-enforced.
"Human review" exists informally — someone glances at flagged cases — but nothing is logged as a record.
An informal glance that leaves no audit trail doesn't count as "meaningful" under the statute, and there's no way to prove otherwise after the fact.
From a one-hour discovery of your consequential-decision systems, the three ADMT compliance tasks that close the most exposure — ranked, with the reason each made the list.
A duty-by-duty read for each of the three — which of notice, explanation, human review, and documentation is provably met versus an undocumented assumption.
A working session where the three opportunities are walked through with your team, plus a build-or-buy call on each. You keep the report.
No retainer to find out
Start with a free 30-minute initial assessment. Then one week, $3,500 for the Process Automation Audit, and you own the findings whether or not you build with us. If you commission the build, the fee comes off the first invoice.
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