Navigate the AI EU Act with confidence

Full mapping of your AI tools. Accurate classification as high-risk, limited, minimal, or GPAI. Identify obligations and gaps early.

Due diligence on suppliers: verify CE marking, conformity assessments, technical documentation, and clauses for bias mitigation, accuracy, and robustness.

Assess datasets for relevance, accuracy, bias detection/mitigation, and traceability. Update policies for collection, retention, and transparency.

Implement effective human-in-the-loop processes: define oversight rules, train staff to monitor/challenge outputs, establish escalation protocols, and prevent over-reliance.

Develop clear notifications for clients/employees on AI usage, decision logic, and impacts. Set up explanations, appeal mechanisms, and compliance with deployer transparency duties.

Build continuous monitoring programs: regular risk assessments, performance/bias tracking, incident detection/logging (≥6 months retention), and corrective actions.

Create comprehensive technical/organizational documentation, define roles, maintain logs, and prepare for audits, serious incident reporting (Art. 73), and authority cooperation.

Transform obligations into strengths: craft "Human-First AI" narratives, client-facing statements, internal training, and integrate compliance messaging into sales processes for trust and differentiation.