Simpplr Introduces AI Control Center for Centralized Governance

May 27, 2026
Simpplr has launched the AI Control Center, a console that allows IT administrators to manage and govern all AI features across its employee experience platform. The tool enables configuration of AI providers, compliance oversight, and detailed audit logging to ensure secure deployment.

Simpplr has launched the AI Control Center, a new governance console that gives IT administrators control over every AI feature, provider, and configuration across its employee experience platform, announced in a press release.

The AI Control Center provides a single interface for managing all AI activity within Simpplr. Administrators can enable or disable specific AI features, select from Simpplr-tested large language model providers, or route requests through their own corporate accounts. Each configuration change is recorded in a chronological audit log for compliance and security tracking.

The system governs AI capabilities across Simpplr’s intranet, including enterprise search, content summarization, writing assistance, communications planning, and app tile creation. It allows IT teams to enforce provider and compliance requirements while maintaining oversight of all AI interactions from one console.

Simpplr stated that the AI Control Center is designed for enterprise IT teams that require configuration flexibility and full visibility into AI operations. The feature is now available within the Simpplr platform.

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