AI Act Compliance
Meet the EU AI Act without stopping the work.
A readiness sprint that inventories your AI use, classifies the risk, and hands your board a defensible plan, then the remediation and staff literacy to actually satisfy the obligations.
The AI Act's literacy duty has applied to all deployers since February 2025, with enforcement from August 2026. This is non-discretionary.
Who this is for
EU mid-market companies deploying AI who face the AI Act's duties and want a credible, documented answer rather than a scramble.
How it starts
The readiness sprint is the entry step: a fixed-price inventory, risk classification, and board-ready plan. Remediation and the staff-literacy program are scoped and priced from there.
You stay in control
- We do governance and enablement; legal opinions come from named counsel
- The output is documented and audit-ready, because that is what the Act expects
- Scoped to your real AI footprint, not a generic checklist you cannot defend
What's included
- Inventory of the AI systems you build or deploy, and their roles
- Risk classification against the Act, with the reasoning documented
- A board-ready compliance plan: obligations, owners, and dates
- Remediation scope for the gaps that matter, priced fixed
- Article 4 AI-literacy training for staff, with retained records
- Named legal counsel brought in where a legal opinion is required
A verdict in writing
You get a clear go, fix-first, or no-go call on your real data, with the reasoning documented.
Assessed in place
Your data and systems stay under your control. Nothing moves without agreement and a DPA.
A plan you own
The output is a plan with effort and sequence, useful even if you act on it without us.
Common questions
Are you lawyers?
No. We handle the governance, documentation, and staff-literacy work that the Act requires, and we bring in named legal counsel where a formal legal opinion is needed. You get one coordinated engagement, not a referral maze.
We only use a few AI tools. Does this still apply?
The AI-literacy duty applies to any organization deploying AI, including staff using third-party tools. The readiness sprint right-sizes the work to your actual footprint, so a light user gets a light, defensible answer.
What do we walk away with?
A documented AI inventory, a risk classification, a board-ready plan with owners and dates, and, once remediation and training are done, the retained records that show you met the obligations.
Sounds like your kind of job?
25 minutes: we look at the job together and tell you honestly whether this package fits it.