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AI Act – compliance with the EU Artificial Intelligence Act

Find out how the AI Act applies to you and get your AI systems ready for compliance.

The AI Act (Regulation EU 2024/1689) is the first comprehensive regulation of artificial intelligence. It takes a risk-based approach – from prohibited practices through high-risk systems with strict requirements to systems with transparency obligations.

We help you determine which category your AI systems fall into and your role (provider, deployer), and prepare you for the obligations – from risk and data management to technical documentation, transparency and human oversight. For products with AI we align the AI Act with the CRA.

What you get

AI system classification

Determining whether a system falls under the AI Act, into which risk category and what your role is (provider/deployer).

Gap analysis and risk management

Comparison with AI Act requirements, risk assessment and setting up a risk management and data quality system.

Technical documentation

Preparing technical documentation, logs, instructions for use and evidence of compliance for high-risk systems.

Transparency and oversight

Meeting transparency obligations (e.g. labelling AI content), human oversight and AI literacy in the organisation.

How it works

  1. 01

    Classification and role

    We determine the AI Act's impact on your systems, the risk category and your role.

  2. 02

    Gap analysis and plan

    We compare the state with the requirements and build a compliance plan with priorities and deadlines.

  3. 03

    Implementation

    We help implement risk management, documentation and processes and prepare for conformity assessment.

Outcomes for you

  • Certainty about how the AI Act applies to you
  • Correct classification into a risk category
  • Documentation and processes for compliance
  • Alignment with the CRA for products with AI

Frequently asked questions

When does the AI Act apply?
The AI Act entered into force in August 2024 and applies in stages: a ban on unacceptable practices from February 2025, rules for general-purpose models (GPAI) from August 2025 and the main obligations for high-risk systems in 2026–2027.
Does the AI Act apply to us if we only use AI?
Yes, deployers also have obligations – particularly for high-risk systems and transparency. We help determine your role and what follows from it.
How does the AI Act relate to the CRA?
For products with digital elements that contain AI, the AI Act and the CRA meet. We can align both frameworks so risk assessment and documentation are not done twice.

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