The EU AI Act classifies AI systems by risk (prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk transparency obligations and minimal risk) and sets duties for providers, deployers, importers and distributors. We build an AI inventory, classify each system, and implement governance through ISO/IEC 42001 so compliance evidence is produced as part of normal operations.
Who it is for
- Providers and deployers of AI systems in the EU
- Non-EU companies placing AI on the EU market
- Organisations using AI in HR, credit, education or safety contexts
What you gain
- Know which obligations apply to each AI system
- Governance that also supports ISO 42001 certification
- Time to prepare before high-risk rules apply
How we get you compliant
Applicability and scoping
Confirm whether and how the law applies to you, entities, data, systems, roles and territories.
Data and process mapping
Build a record of processing or control inventory so obligations can be tied to real systems and owners.
Gap assessment
Measure current practice against each obligation and rank the gaps by legal and business risk.
Remediation roadmap
Policies, notices, contracts, technical controls and governance, sequenced so the highest risks close first.
Evidence and ongoing monitoring
A compliance calendar, metrics and periodic reviews so you can demonstrate compliance to a regulator or customer at any time.