From practice, not a template
We ran the same review on our own agents and models: literacy policy, disclosures, logs, and a list of what we still have to fix. The same method goes into yours.
ChatGPT, Copilot, a chatbot on your website, images and voice made with AI. The EU AI Act already applies to all of it: AI literacy since February 2025, transparency since August 2026. We map what you use and, within days, prepare the documents you need.
What to do by 2 Dec 2026 (updated 26 Sep 2026): a written AI-use policy with a record of who has read it, chatbots that say they are AI, labels on deepfakes. The Digital Omnibus did not move these. What ends on 2 December is the transition for machine-readable marking of generated content, mostly your vendor's job. What still applies after the Omnibus
Art. 4: support the AI literacy of staff who use AI. Prohibited practices (Art. 5).
Art. 50: people must know they are talking to AI; label deepfakes and public-interest text.
Art. 50(2): machine-readable marking of generated content for systems placed on the market before 2 Aug 2026.
Annex III (e.g. hiring, credit, education): oversight, logs, informing people.
Annex I: AI in products such as medical devices.
As of 26 Sep 2026: Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 as amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 (Digital Omnibus, in force since 27 Jul 2026). The Omnibus moved the high-risk dates; Art. 4 and Art. 50 kept their start dates. Some details of the Commission guidelines are still being completed.
Eight questions. The result shows which obligations likely apply to you. Your answers stay in your browser.
The result is indicative and not a legal assessment. It shows what likely applies; check with an expert.
Three sizes, one fixed price each. The work scales with the number of tools, departments and high-risk areas, so the price does too.
More than 250 people, or you develop or sell AI yourselves (provider role): we quote after a call. See a full sample report →
By package, billed yearly. Register updated every quarter, every new tool checked, policy and texts updated when the rules change, a reminder before each deadline (2 Dec 2026, 2 Aug 2027, 2 Dec 2027), and the training record refreshed every year.
90 minutes online: what the policy means in practice, what not to paste into AI tools, how to check outputs. Counts towards the AI literacy record (Art. 4).
We prepare technical documentation and help with implementation. This is not legal advice. We are not a notified body and do not certify compliance. We recommend that your lawyer reviews the documents.
We ran the same review on our own agents and models: literacy policy, disclosures, logs, and a list of what we still have to fix. The same method goes into yours.
We train language models and build agents. We know what a tool actually does with your data, not just what the brochure says.
If the review shows you need your own model, an agent with oversight or an activity log, we can build it. AI agents
Yes, to a limited extent. As a user (deployer) you must support the AI literacy of your staff since 2 Feb 2025 (Art. 4), and transparency duties (Art. 50) apply since 2 Aug 2026, for example labelling deepfakes. Most obligations for high-risk systems only apply from 2 Dec 2027 and only in specific areas.
In the Standard package (€990, 10 to 50 people): after a one-hour call and a short anonymous staff survey, within five working days an inventory of your AI tools including shadow use, a classification of each tool with article references, an obligations matrix with a dated action plan, an AI-use policy with a training record and briefing outline, disclosure texts, a supplier questionnaire, an AI tool register and a procedure for new tools, and a checklist for the first high-risk area. Start (€490) covers the same essentials for up to 10 people in three days; Extended (€2,400) goes by department for up to 250 people.
By size and number of AI tools: Start for up to 10 people and 3 tools, Standard for 10 to 50 people and up to 10 tools, Extended for 50 to 250 people and up to 25 tools. If you work in a high-risk area such as recruitment, take at least Standard. Over 250 people, or if you develop or sell AI yourselves, we quote after a call. The self-check on this page recommends a package from your answers.
No. We prepare technical documentation and help with implementation. We are not a notified body and do not certify compliance. We recommend that your lawyer reviews the documents.
These areas are listed in Annex III and can be high-risk. Obligations for such systems apply from 2 Dec 2027 and need an individual assessment. The review flags them and proposes the scope of further work, quoted separately.
The self-check is indicative: it shows which obligations likely apply based on your answers. It is not a legal assessment. Answers are not stored or sent anywhere.
Tell us which AI tools you use. Depending on company size, within 3 to 10 working days you get the inventory, the classification, the rules and the disclosure texts.