Sound familiar?
- You use a chatbot on your website and don’t know whether you have to disclose it.
- You generate text or images with AI and don’t know whether they need a label.
- You hear about fines and deadlines, but don’t know where to start.
What we do
Mapping and classification
Where you use AI in your products and processes, and which risk category each use falls into: prohibited, high risk, limited risk or minimal risk.
Transparency in the product
Notices for chatbots and AI interactions, and labels on generated content, implemented in the website or app.
Also included
Documentation
The register of AI systems that the regulation requires.
Consistency with the GDPR
Automated decisions and training data aligned.
Compliance plan
Priorities and steps, in order.
A lawyer where needed
We implement the technical measures and tell you when you need a legal opinion.
How we start
Mapping
We identify and map all your uses of AI.
Classification
The risk level and the obligations that come with it.
Measures
Transparency, documentation and alignment with the GDPR.
Monitoring
We keep you updated on the regulation and its revisions.
Before starting, people ask us
Does it really apply to us?
We tell you, separating real obligations from the noise, one use at a time.
The deadlines keep changing.
That’s why we don’t chase dates: you know which category you fall into and have the measures ready.
Is it just paperwork?
No: we implement the notices and labels in the product, not just in a document.
The questions we get asked
Are you lawyers?
No. We implement the technical measures and, where a legal opinion is needed, we say so.
When do the obligations take effect?
The timeline has already been revised more than once and will keep moving. What helps is knowing which category you fall into and having transparency and documentation ready.
What affects most companies?
Documentation and transparency obligations: saying when content or an interaction is generated by AI.
What about high-risk systems?
They carry strict obligations. We identify them during mapping and, on those systems, we work with a lawyer.
Does the AI Act apply to you?
We review your uses of AI and tell you which obligations you have and how to meet them.