We classify every AI system in your organization against the EU AI Act, identify high-risk exposure, and give you a clear roadmap to compliance.
Your HR software screens CVs? High-risk. Your chatbot answers customers? Needs transparency. Your fraud detection flags transactions? Likely high-risk. Most companies have 3–8 AI systems they never classified.
High-risk AI provisions take effect August 2, 2026. Full compliance takes 6–12 months. If you haven't started, you're already behind. This isn't GDPR where enforcement lagged — the EU built AI Office specifically for this.
Enterprise clients and partners are already adding AI Act compliance to procurement requirements. Being ready isn't just about avoiding fines — it's about keeping and winning business.
Every AI system in your organization identified — including the ones you didn't know about.
High, limited, or minimal — with the exact legal basis and article reference for each classification.
What to do first, what can wait, and a realistic timeline to reach compliance before August 2026.
Take it straight to leadership. Clear investment figures and proof you've started the process.
Tell us about your company and the tools you use. No technical knowledge required — takes about 3 minutes.
Our team classifies every system against the full AI Act framework, identifies hidden risks, and builds your roadmap.
Receive a board-ready document with risk classifications, priorities, timeline, and cost estimates. You'll know exactly what to do.
Ideal for smaller companies that need a fast answer: are we in scope, and what's the risk level?
Comprehensive risk classification with detailed analysis, compliance roadmap, and cost estimates. Board-ready.
Enterprise with 10+ AI systems? Contact us for a custom scope.
If your company develops, deploys, or uses AI systems within the EU — or serves EU customers — the AI Act likely applies to you. This includes third-party AI tools like chatbots, HR screening software, fraud detection, recommendation engines, and more. Many companies are surprised to learn how many AI systems they already use. Our report identifies exactly which ones are in scope.
The EU AI Act defines an AI system broadly: any machine-based system that operates with some level of autonomy and generates outputs like predictions, decisions, recommendations, or content. This includes machine learning models, LLMs, chatbots, automated decision-making tools, and many SaaS products that use AI under the hood — even if the vendor doesn't call it "AI."
No. Our report is a technical risk classification based on the EU AI Act framework. It identifies which of your AI systems fall into which risk categories and what compliance steps are needed. For binding legal opinions, we recommend consulting a qualified legal professional — and our report gives them a head start by providing the technical analysis they need.
You'll have a clear picture of your AI risk exposure and a prioritized action plan. Many clients use the report to brief their board, allocate compliance budget, or start vendor conversations. If you want help implementing the recommendations — full compliance documentation, vendor audits, staff training — we offer those as follow-on services.
We combine deep EU regulatory expertise with purpose-built analysis tools. This lets us process and classify AI systems much faster than traditional consulting firms — without sacrificing depth or accuracy. Every report is reviewed by a human expert before delivery.
Yes. The risk classification report is the starting point. We also offer full compliance packages (technical documentation, risk management systems, conformity assessment preparation), vendor audits, monthly monitoring retainers, and AI literacy training for your staff. We'll outline relevant options in your report.
No commitment, no sales call required. Fill in the intake form and we'll assess your AI landscape. If we can help, you'll receive a proposal within 48 hours.
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