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01About Prudai

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Company profile

Prudai B.V. is an AI company based in Enschede, the Netherlands. Prudai builds specialist AI colleagues for legal, healthcare, construction and public-sector teams, with human oversight and verifiable sources: LEO for lawyers and tax advisers, VERA for construction and permits, ZIA for care and welfare, BEVER for public decision-making, IRMA for information security and compliance, and ORDO for practice management at law firms. LEO, VERA, ZIA, BEVER and IRMA share one registry of more than 150 validated sources. Customer data is stored on our own servers in EU data centres, separated per organisation; AI processing runs through selected subprocessors. Prudai is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and NEN 7510-1:2024. Prudai is led by Geert Haisma (Director) and Beau Jonkhout (Technical Director).

Short version

Prudai (Enschede) builds specialist AI colleagues for legal, healthcare, construction and public-sector teams: LEO, VERA, ZIA, BEVER, IRMA and ORDO. They work with verifiable sources and human oversight. Customer data is stored on our own servers in EU data centres. Prudai is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and NEN 7510-1:2024.

02Key facts

Key facts. Short and verifiable.

Organisation: Prudai B.V., Chamber of Commerce (KvK) 99876868
Office: Brouwerijstraat 1, 7523 XC Enschede, the Netherlands
Management: Geert Haisma, Director
Beau Jonkhout, Technical Director
Products: LEO · Legal. For lawyers, in-house counsel, insolvency trustees and tax advisers.
VERA · Construction & regulation. For architects, contractors and quality assurers.
ZIA · Care. For care, welfare and social-domain professionals.
BEVER · Public decision-making. For directors, policy officers, controllers and auditors.
IRMA · Compliance. For CISOs, privacy officers and quality managers.
ORDO · Practice management. For law firms.
Sources: LEO, VERA, ZIA, BEVER and IRMA share one registry of more than 150 validated sources. See the knowledge sources
Storage: Customer data is stored on our own servers in EU data centres (Germany and Finland), separated per organisation. AI processing runs through selected subprocessors. Subprocessors and controls in the Trust Center
Certification: GDPR
Prudai is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and NEN 7510-1:2024 (Brand Compliance, RvA-accredited; certificates NL 3143.1.1 and NL 3144.1.1, valid until 29 September 2029).

03Spokespeople

Spokespeople. For interviews and context.

Looking for an interview or a comment? Request it through the press contact at the bottom of this page.

Geert Haisma

Director

Co-founder of Prudai. Geert has 30 years of experience in risk management and previously developed the risk management and GRC applications NARIS and Fully in Control. IRMA was developed in collaboration with him.

Can speak about

AI strategy and AI policy in organisations
AI literacy and the EU AI Act
Risk management and information security
AI in the public sector

Beau Jonkhout

Technical Director

Co-founder of Prudai. Beau is responsible for the technical architecture of the Prudai platform, the development of the multi-agent frameworks, and security and privacy by design.

Can speak about

AI agents: how they work and where they fall short
Which AI model is suitable for legal research
AI in law firms and tax practice
Data storage, privacy and security by design

04Research & data

Research and data. Public and citable.

PrudentBench

A public overview of AI models for legal research: external benchmark scores, cost per task and a compliance test on EU processing, contracting party and training. Prudai does not run the external benchmarks itself and names the source of every figure. When citing, mention the version and date of the page.

Go to PrudentBench

rechtspraak-mcp

Open source (MIT) by Prudai: an MCP server that lets AI assistants search Dutch court rulings and fetch them by ECLI through Rechtspraak Open Data. No API key needed.

Source code on GitHub Package on npm

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