Problems we solve
EU AI Act readiness, AI governance and documentation
“We don't know what the EU AI Act means for us.”
Get ready for the EU AI Act
Most companies are not building high-risk AI — but almost every company now uses it somewhere. We work out which obligations actually apply to you, and make the practical ones concrete.
You'll recognise this if
- Nobody knows which AI systems are in use across the company
- A customer or auditor has started asking about AI governance
- AI features shipped before anyone considered the obligations
How we approach it
- 01Inventory every AI system in use, bought or built
- 02Classify each one by risk category and by your role — provider or deployer
- 03Map the obligations that genuinely apply, and the dates they apply from
- 04Put documentation, transparency, oversight and AI literacy in place
How we solve it
EU AI Act Compliance
Know which obligations apply — before someone asks.
A practical readiness track for the EU AI Act: what you use, which risk category it falls into, whether you are a provider or a deployer, and what you have to be able to show.
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Know where AI can help — and where it can't.
An assessment of your processes that ends in a ranked shortlist of opportunities with an honest build / buy / integrate recommendation for each.
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Tell us what's slowing your business down. We'll help determine whether AI, software, automation or something simpler is the right answer.