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Inventory
Map AI systems, vendors and workflows.
EU AI Act Readiness
Understand likely obligations before the audit question arrives.
We support AI system inventory, preliminary risk classification, gap analysis, documentation planning and governance roadmap development.
Individual offer after initial scoping and scope analysis.
The original EU AI Act timeline was adjusted in May 2026 through the Digital Omnibus process. Already in force: AI literacy obligations (Art. 4, since February 2025), GPAI obligations (since August 2025), and transparency obligations (from August 2026). Postponed: high-risk obligations now from December 2027 (Annex III) and 2028 (Annex I), originally August 2026. The postponement is not an all-clear — the core questions around use, responsibility and Shadow AI remain relevant regardless of the timeline.
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Classify
Identify likely risk category and evidence needs.
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Gap analysis
Compare current state with governance expectations.
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Roadmap
Prioritise actions and ownership.
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Review
Prepare for confidential legal review where needed.
Information on this website does not constitute legal advice. Final assessment requires confidential scoping and, where necessary, qualified legal review.