5 business days Entry point
AI Act Readiness Review
We inventory the AI you already use, triage each system's risk and role, and hand you a 30-day action plan. Fully credited toward the Sprint.
€990 one payment
Start here → Some of it already applies, some of it has a date. We help European companies, and companies selling into Europe, do the right work in the right order, at a fixed price.
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Dates verified 5 October 2026 against Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, as amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 (Digital Omnibus on AI). EUR-Lex ↗
Start at the rung that matches your situation. Each one is scoped and priced up front.
We inventory the AI you already use, triage each system's risk and role, and hand you a 30-day action plan. Fully credited toward the Sprint.
A working session with your leadership: what the Act means for you, a live map of your AI systems and vendors, named owners and a 30-day plan.
Article 50 done: AI-use inventory, provider or deployer triage, chatbot notices, AI-content labelling guide, a control register and a one-page AI-use policy.
For AI in hiring, credit, education or essential services: Annex III screening with documented rationale, a gap register and a prioritised plan to December 2027.
Turns the assessment into a system your team runs: AI registry, risk and control tracker, evidence structure, approval workflow and a management dashboard.
One strategically important AI workflow built to the Act: risk management, oversight, documentation and an evidence pack. Scoped by statement of work.
A practical readiness and implementation engagement. It does not replace your legal counsel, a formal conformity assessment or certification. We work alongside your counsel, never in its place. Prices in euros, excluding applicable taxes.
Manufacturing, logistics, retail and e-commerce, hospitality, professional services, education, HR-heavy businesses and finance or insurance intermediaries. Often AI arrived through vendors, with nobody owning the whole picture.
From Latin America and the GCC: the Act applies when your AI is placed on the EU market or its output is used in the EU, and EU customers ask their suppliers for evidence.
AI used on people, such as hiring tools or credit decisions about individuals, is high-risk, and investors increasingly ask portfolio companies for evidence of AI governance. We run readiness across a portfolio as one engagement.
As a deployer: staff AI literacy measures (Article 4, since February 2025), transparency when people interact with AI or see AI content (Article 50, since August 2026), and, for high-risk uses such as hiring or credit, human oversight, logs and informing the people affected (from 2 December 2027).
Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 moved high-risk obligations to 2 December 2027 (Annex III) and 2 August 2028 (Annex I), and added two prohibited practices from 2 December 2026. It did not move Article 50 or Articles 4 and 5.
A practical readiness and implementation engagement. It does not replace your legal counsel, a formal conformity assessment or certification. We work alongside your counsel, never in its place.