EU AI Act readiness, kept under control

Know what applies. Show the work behind your answer.

One controlled workspace for AI inventory, exposure, obligations, evidence, staff learning and independent review—built for teams that need a defensible record, not another compliance score.

Run the free exposure check See the readiness workflow
  • Source-linked guidance
  • Expert-supported review
  • No certification claims

Illustrative system record

Recruitment assistant

Review in progress
System inventoryRecorded
Role and exposureApproved
3Obligations and evidence6 actions open
4Independent reviewNot requested

Next controlled action

Assign evidence for human oversight

Owner, due date and supporting record are kept together.

A record people can follow

From an AI question to an evidenced decision.

The service leads each system through the same controlled path. It shows what is known, what still needs judgement and who must act next.

  1. 01

    Record the system

    Capture what it does, who supplies it, who uses it and which decisions or outputs it affects.

  2. 02

    Establish role and exposure

    Screen the use, deepen the assessment where needed and retain the facts, findings and human approval.

  3. 03

    Turn findings into work

    Connect obligations and credible risk hypotheses to owners, controls, evidence, review dates and training.

  4. 04

    Review and maintain

    Request specialist review where needed, record decisions and keep the position current as systems change.

What your team gets

A working compliance process, not a one-off report.

Find and assess exposure

Start with a proportionate screen, then examine material risk and evidence gaps in the workspace.

Close evidence gaps

Named owners, due dates and a clear record of what supports each answer.

Keep people ready

Role-based learning, system briefings and completion records in the same service.

AI literacy in the workflow

Train the people who use, manage and govern AI.

Assign role-relevant pathways, connect system-specific briefings to real AI systems, test understanding and retain completion evidence. Training does not disappear into a separate learning record.

See AI literacy assurance

Built around the legislation

Learning content links back to the relevant legal and official guidance sources.

Relevant to the learner

Pathways distinguish people who use AI from those who implement, manage or govern it.

Evidence that can be reviewed

Assessment, acknowledgement, dates and renewal status form part of the organisational record.

Ways to start

Start with the work you need to do now.

Exposure check

Free

A practical first screen with an emailed copy of your answers.

See how it works

Readiness sprint

From £1,500

A controlled inventory, exposure and classification exercise for up to five systems, with owned follow-up.

Explore the sprint

Follow the pilot

Practical updates, when there is something worth sharing.

Occasional notes on pilot places, product improvements and EU AI Act readiness. No weekly noise.