Survive Phase

AI Act Readiness

The EU AI Act is in force. If you use AI in your business and serve EU customers, compliance is not optional.

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Timeline

2 to 3 weeks

Phase

Survive

Pricing

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What You Get

Full inventory and risk classification of your AI systems
Gap analysis against EU AI Act requirements for your use cases
Prioritized compliance roadmap with clear deadlines
Documentation templates for high-risk systems
Monitoring framework for ongoing compliance

Deliverables

AI System Inventory and Classification
EU AI Act Gap Analysis Report
Compliance Roadmap with prioritized actions
Documentation templates for risk management and data governance
Monitoring and review framework

How It Works

Inventory and Classify

We identify every AI system in your organization, including tools your team uses daily that you may not think of as AI. Each system gets classified by risk level: minimal, limited, high, or unacceptable. You see the full picture for the first time.

Compliance Roadmap

We prioritize actions by deadline and risk level. High-risk systems get a specific action plan. Documentation templates make compliance something your team can actually maintain, not a legal exercise you do once and forget.

Gap Analysis

For each system, we map your current practices against what the AI Act requires. The output is a clear matrix showing where you are compliant and where you are exposed. No legal jargon. Practical gaps with practical fixes.

Fines up to 35 million euros or 7% of global revenue. That is the cost of ignoring this.

The EU AI Act classifies AI systems by risk level and imposes requirements on how you develop, deploy, and document them. It applies to any business using AI in the EU or serving EU customers.

The enforcement timeline is already running. Companies that start now spend significantly less on compliance than those who wait for a notice.

What most businesses get wrong

They assume AI Act compliance is a legal problem. It is not. It is an operational problem. The work is inventorying your systems, classifying them correctly, and putting the right documentation and monitoring in place.

We handle that process. We have seen the patterns across enough organizations to move fast without missing things.

Who needs this now

If you use AI for hiring decisions, customer credit scoring, medical analysis, or critical infrastructure, you are in the high-risk category and the requirements are strict. If you use AI for general productivity, the requirements are lighter but not zero. Either way, knowing where you stand is the first step.

Survive Phase