Is your organisation ready for August 2, 2026?
- Risk classification of all AI systems currently in use or planned for deployment
- Technical documentation and conformity assessments for high-risk AI systems
- Human oversight frameworks and intervention mechanisms — mandatory for high-risk AI
- Algorithmic fairness monitoring and bias audits for automated decision-making
- GDPR-aligned data governance and privacy-safe AI pipelines across all deployments
High-Risk Sectors:
Make Your AI Ambitions Compliant, Governed, and Business-Ready
Artificial intelligence creates significant business opportunities, but it also introduces legal, operational, and governance responsibilities. For many organizations, the challenge is no longer only how to use AI, but how to use it in a way that is compliant, transparent, controlled, and trustworthy. Our EU AI Act & Governance service helps companies build exactly that foundation. We support organizations in understanding how the EU AI Act applies to their AI systems, what obligations may arise from their role and use case, and what governance structures are needed to operate AI responsibly.
We help clarify whether the AI Act applies and define your role (provider, deployer, etc.) to understand specific obligations.
We build a structured inventory of AI systems, applications, and components to create visibility for governance.
We assess use cases against prohibited, high-risk, and transparency categories to determine regulatory impact.
We design an operating framework including approval processes, accountability structures, and usage policies.
We support structuring technical documentation, risk assessments, and conformity material for defensible compliance.
We define where human review is required and how oversight mechanisms should be embedded in AI processes.
We help implement user notices, disclosures, and labeling to meet transparency requirements.
We ensure AI governance aligns with data protection, security, and existing corporate control frameworks.
We establish procurement checks and responsibility mapping for externally sourced AI solutions.
We define ongoing monitoring, incident management, and change review processes for live AI systems.
We support training and enablement so teams understand responsible AI use and internal governance rules.
- Assessment of AI Act applicability
- Clarification of operator roles (Provider/Deployer)
- Inventory of relevant AI systems
- Risk classification view
- Tailored governance framework
- Documentation & control recommendations
- Transparency & oversight guidance
- Operational compliance roadmap