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Know exactly where you stand, in five days.

Most companies do not have a list of the AI they already use. In five business days we build it, triage every system against the AI Act, name the gaps and hand you a 30-day plan.

Why now

Article 4 and Article 50 already apply. The rest follows from what is on your list.

  1. 2 August 2026 Transparency (chatbots, AI content) Art. 50 · 2 August 2026
  2. 2 December 2026 AI-content marking + new bans Art. 50(2), Art. 5 · 2 December 2026
  3. 2 December 2027 High-risk AI (Annex III) Art. 6(2), Annex III · 2 December 2027
The problem

AI nobody decided to adopt

Chatbots, writing tools, HR software with AI features: AI arrives through vendors and staff, not through a decision. Nobody holds the full list, so nobody knows the obligations.

The outcome

A list, a risk map and a plan

You know which systems you have, which rules touch each one, and the three things to do first, with owners and dates.

What you leave with

  1. 01

    AI inventory

    Every system in scope: vendor, owner, purpose and who it affects.

  2. 02

    Role and risk triage

    Provider or deployer, and prohibited, high-risk, transparency or minimal for each system, with the reasoning written down.

  3. 03

    Article 50 and Article 4 check

    Where AI disclosures and labels are missing today, and what you already do for staff AI literacy.

  4. 04

    Gap list

    What is missing, ranked by deadline, not by how alarming it sounds.

  5. 05

    30-day action plan

    Owners, dates, and which step of the ladder, if any, you need next.

How it runs

  1. Day 1Kick-off and inventory interviews with the people who use AI.
  2. Days 2–3Inventory, role and risk triage, Article 50 and Article 4 check.
  3. Day 4Gap list and 30-day plan drafted.
  4. Day 5One-hour readout with your leadership. You keep every document.

What we need from you

  • One person who can open doors internally
  • Two or three 30-minute interviews with the teams that use AI
  • Your list of software vendors, if you have one

What the output looks like

Risk triage (illustrative example of the format)
SystemRoleCategoryFirst action
Website chat assistantDeployerTransparency · Art. 50Add AI disclosure to the chat
CV screening add-onDeployerHigh-risk · Annex III (4)Request vendor documentation
Staff writing assistantDeployerMinimal · Art. 4Log literacy measures

Price and terms

€990 · 5 business days · paid before delivery · fully credited toward the Transparency Sprint.

Best for: Any company using AI that wants a clear answer before committing to a larger project.

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.

Questions

What if we use very little AI?

Then the review is quick and the answer is reassuring, and you have it in writing. Most companies find more AI than they expected.

How does the credit work?

If you continue with the Transparency Sprint, the €990 comes off its price in full.

Is this legal advice?

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.

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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.

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