Know which of your AI features fall under the EU AI Act and what follows from that. Each feature gets its risk tier with a documented reason, and where a disclosure is required the notice text is ready for the consent screen or the terms of service. Two checklists carry the team and the sign-off by management.
The Agentic Part
An agent reads through each AI feature and assigns it to the matching risk tier, recording the reasoning automatically as it goes. Where disclosure is required, it drafts the matching notice straight for the consent screen.
Main Features
- Classification into the four EU AI Act risk tiers
- Two check questions that decide the tier
- Two-tier Article 50 disclosure text for the consent screen
- Terms of Service wording for AI use
- Overview of applicable EU AI Act deadlines
- Plain-language checklist for the team
- Management sign-off checklist
Use Cases
- A business runs a customer-service chatbot and doesn't know which EU AI Act tier that falls under. The review assigns the feature to the right tier and records the reasoning.
- An AI-driven recommendation feature shows up on the website, but there's no disclosure text for it yet. The Article 50 notice is ready for the consent screen.
- Management wants to see, ahead of an external review, who in the business has already gone through the classification. One checklist covers management sign-off, another the team's own review.
- A new AI feature is added, and the existing Terms of Service don't mention AI use at all. The matching wording for the Terms of Service is ready to use.
What we build for you
- The business's own list of AI features and providers
- Disclosure wording in the business's language and register
- The surface the text appears on
- Legal review before external use as compliance proof
