AI Act — compliance
The AI Act is here. Is your company ready?
From 2 August 2026, AI Act obligations are fully enforced. They also apply to companies that “merely use” off-the-shelf AI tools.
2 Aug 2026
full enforcement of the AI Act (Reg. EU 2024/1689)
EUR 35M
or 7% of turnover — maximum fines (AI Act, Art. 99)
67%
of companies don't understand their obligations (industry estimates)
>50%
of companies have uncontrolled “shadow AI” (industry estimates)
How we help
Compliance as a process, not a binder.
We don't produce documents for a drawer. We build a working compliance system: inventory, classification, documentation and oversight that survive an inspection and the next regulatory change.
Compliance audit
A review of every AI system and tool in the organisation — including the ones IT doesn't know about.
Mapping & classification
Assigning each system to its AI Act risk category and the obligations that follow.
Technical documentation
Documentation for high-risk systems: data, architecture, oversight, event logging.
“AI literacy” training
Mandatory AI competence for employees (Article 4) — practical, not academic.
Governance & human oversight
AI usage policies, roles and responsibilities, human oversight procedures.
FAQ
Common questions about the AI Act
Yes. As a “deployer” you have obligations: ensuring employees' AI literacy (Article 4), overseeing how AI is used and — depending on the use case — further requirements. The key is establishing what AI is really used for in your company, including “shadow AI”.
Little time remains before full AI Act enforcement.
A compliance audit closes the inventory and classification topic within weeks — and gives you an action plan right away.