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AI Agencies & Consultants
Add EU AI Act readiness reports to every AI chatbot, automation, or workflow project you deliver.
Explore Agency ModeAI Comply helps your business identify AI systems, classify likely risk areas, generate a structured readiness report, and maintain an ongoing AI register as your AI use grows.
Built for businesses using, building, or deploying AI systems.
Readiness overview
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Most businesses are already using AI across tools, workflows, automations, chatbots, and customer-facing systems. But few have a clear inventory of where AI is used, who owns it, what data it touches, or what EU AI Act risk areas may apply.
ChatGPT or Claude for internal work
AI customer support chatbots
AI hiring or screening tools
AI analytics or scoring systems
AI content generation
AI workflow automations
AI features inside SaaS products
Custom client chatbots or automations
If even one of these sounds familiar, you have AI usage worth documenting before customers, investors, or regulators ask.
Some obligations have already started, and broader obligations continue phasing in through 2026 and 2027. Businesses using AI need a clear way to document what they use, how it is used, and what risk areas may apply.
2025
Initial provisions of the EU AI Act began applying. Organizations are expected to start understanding where AI is used and ensure baseline AI literacy across their teams.
2026
Further obligations continue to phase in across general-purpose AI, transparency duties, and governance expectations for organizations placing AI on the EU market.
2027
Certain product-related transition periods continue, including obligations tied to high-risk AI systems regulated under existing EU product safety law.
Dates are presented as a general timeline. AI Comply does not provide legal advice — work with qualified counsel for definitive obligations.
AI Comply turns scattered AI usage into a guided readiness workflow — and keeps it current as your business evolves.
A short 10–15 question assessment that surfaces your potential EU AI Act exposure in minutes.
Plain-language questions across business profile, AI tools, oversight, data, vendors, transparency, and risk factors.
A structured record of every AI system you use, build, or deploy — with owner, purpose, data sources, and oversight notes.
Each system is mapped to its likely EU AI Act risk area: prohibited, high-risk, limited risk, or minimal risk.
An exportable, board-ready report you can share with leadership, auditors, customers, or counsel.
Clear next steps for the records, disclosures, and oversight evidence still missing for each system.
Update your record whenever AI systems are added, removed, or changed. Compliance is a living process, not a one-time PDF.
Manage multiple client AI registers and produce client-ready readiness reports for every engagement.
Start free. Move at your own pace. Keep your register current.
Answer a short set of questions to understand whether your business may have EU AI Act exposure.
Move through 75 guided questions organized by company profile, AI systems, vendors, oversight, data, transparency, and risk factors.
Export a structured report with your AI inventory, likely risk areas, documentation gaps, and recommended next steps.
Whenever your business adds or changes an AI system, update your register and keep your documentation current.
For agencies
Add EU AI Act readiness reports to every AI chatbot, automation, or workflow project you deliver.
Explore Agency ModeFor SaaS teams
Document your AI systems before customers, investors, or enterprise buyers ask for your AI governance process.
Start Risk SnapshotFor businesses
Understand where AI is already used across your business and organize it into a living AI system register.
Check My AI ExposureEight deliverables from a single guided interview. Built to be shared, exported, and updated.
A clean record of every AI tool, system, or feature your business uses, builds, or deploys.
A short summary of your potential exposure across the EU AI Act risk tiers.
A board-ready PDF report with executive summary, inventory, risk areas, and gaps.
Specific records, disclosures, and oversight evidence still missing for each system.
Captured details on who oversees each AI system and when humans are involved in the loop.
A record of the external AI tools and providers your business depends on, with key context.
A living record updated whenever AI systems change. Built for continuous governance.
Recommended actions prioritized by risk area so your team knows where to focus first.
AI Comply does not replace legal counsel. It helps your business organize AI usage, identify likely risk areas, prepare documentation, and maintain a structured record as your AI systems evolve.
AI Comply is a readiness, documentation, and governance tool. It is not legal advice and does not certify EU AI Act compliance.
AI agencies and consultants can use AI Comply to create structured readiness reports for client AI projects, including chatbots, automations, internal tools, and AI-powered workflows.
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New clientGenerate a structured report that summarizes your AI systems, likely risk areas, documentation gaps, and recommended next steps. Share it with leadership, customers, investors, partners, or counsel.
Sample is illustrative. Real reports reflect your actual interview answers and AI inventory.
AI Comply readiness report
Contents
Headline finding
7 AI systems documented · 1 flagged for human review · 4 transparency disclosures recommended.
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