CompliAI helps you avoid penalties of up to €35 million and fully comply with the EU AI Act. Our platform assesses, reports, and tracks the regulatory readiness of your site and AI systems.
CompliAI streamlines the process of complying with the EU AI Act, covering risk assessment, documentation, monitoring, and reporting. It enables organizations to assess AI systems and websites, generate Annex III & IV documentation, and maintain continuous audit readiness through an intuitive dashboard.
Each CompliAI module covers one of the requirements of the EU AI Act. This facilitates the traceability and the documentation integrity for your system and ensures perpetual oversight for the entire life cycle of the AI system.
AI System Inventory & Risk Classification - Centralized system registry with guided risk determination and defensible compliance records.
Annex IV Technical Documentation Automation - Automated creation and maintenance of Annex IV technical files with integrated evidence sources.
Requirements Workflow & Conformity Management - Structured tracking of the conformity steps and integration of the oversight with the notified body, CE mark, and compliance certification
Audit & Continuous Monitoring - System audits with compliance reporting, enforced corrective control, and detection of changes in the system to provide seamless oversight.
The Consequences of Ignoring the EU AI Act
Why the EU AI Act Matters
Risk Classification Enforcement
All AI systems must legally be assigned a risk level of either unacceptable, high, limited, or minimal, and assigned compliance duties accordingly.
Documentation & Audit Readiness
High-risk systems necessitate complete Annex IV technical documentation, conformity assessments, and compliance evidence captured as records during audits.
Legal Obligations
The EU AI Act sets out mandatory legal obligations for AI providers, deployers, importers, and distributors in the EU market.
Risk Classification Enforcement
All AI systems must legally be assigned a risk level of either unacceptable, high, limited, or minimal, and assigned compliance duties accordingly.
Financial Penalties
Noncompliance can lead to fines of €35 million or 6 % of global revenue, as well as system deployment suspension and market withdrawal.
Strategic Advantage
Organizations that align with the Act early will encounter less expense in remediation, quicker certification, and a favorable competitive position for deployment across the EU.
The EU AI Act is being implemented in phases between 2024 and 2031. Below are the principal milestones defining when specific obligations and enforcement mechanisms come into effect.
CompliAI creates a centralized workspace for all AI systems, tracking ownership, version history, and the scope of compliance.
Risk Assessment & Classification
A guided questionnaire determines the system’s legal category under the EU AI Act and defines applicable obligations.
Evidence Collection & Data Integration
Metadata from repositories and documentation sources is linked directly to Annex IV technical files, maintaining audit-ready records.
Documentation & Compliance Review
Annex IV documentation is generated and validated for completeness before moving to conformity assessment.
Conformity Assessment & Certification
CompliAI supports internal or external review routes, prepares CE-mark documentation, and produces the EU Declaration of Conformity.
Continuous Monitoring
Immutable logs, risk dashboards, and change alerts ensure that compliance remains valid after deployment.
Why Organizations Choose CompliAI
CompliAI is Built for Complete EU AI Act Compliance
CompliAI integrates automation, documentation, and advisory expertise in one system to ensure audit readiness, cost efficiency, and continuous compliance under the EU AI Act.
CompliAI integrates automation, documentation, and advisory expertise in one system to ensure audit readiness, cost efficiency, and continuous compliance under the EU AI Act.
Measurable Impact and Market Insight
Compliance by the Numbers
The EU AI Act introduces complex regulatory challenges, but data shows how early compliance creates measurable business advantage.
Keep apprised of current developments pertaining to the EU AI Act, frameworks for compliance, and the most effective approaches to the responsible governance of artificial intelligence.
Regulatory Updates
Regulatory Readiness Dashboard
Summaries of new EU AI Act implementations and related guidance.
Webinars
Regulatory Readiness Webinars
Expert-led sessions on governance, readiness, and audit preparation.
Practical Guides
Practical Guides Step-by-step
Step-by-step articles on risk classification, Annex IV documentation, and conformity workflows.
FAQ
CompliAI platform unifies the essential functions of AI governance into a single, intelligent system. It replaces fragmented compliance processes with one secure hub for managing AI systems, ensuring readiness for the EU AI Act and related global standards.
How long does the demo session take?
Typically 20–30 minutes depending on your AI systems and compliance needs.
Who is the demo intended for?
Compliance teams, legal teams, AI/ML engineers, product owners, and anyone responsible for AI governance.
Will you review my organization’s AI systems during the demo?
Yes, if you choose to. We can walk through your use cases and show how classification, documentation, and monitoring would apply.
Do I need technical knowledge to follow the demo?
No. We tailor the session to your role (legal, compliance, technical, or executive.)
Is the demo customized for my organization?
Yes. We adjust the walkthrough based on your industry, number of AI systems, and the regulatory obligations that apply.
What happens after the demo?
You’ll receive access to a free 15-day trial and a recommended compliance path for your AI systems.
Is there any obligation or cost to request a demo?
No, requesting a demo is completely free and non-obligatory.
Will you show all four modules in one session?
We focus on the modules most relevant to your needs, but can walk through all four if requested.
Step 5: Approve & Update the System
Apply approved changes, update baselines, and reset the monitoring loop.
Step 4: Audit & Document Findings
AI audit software captures an immutable entry with evidence, context, and reviewer notes for compliance.
Step 3: Assess Impact
Evaluate flagged issues to determine severity, scope, and whether regulatory reporting or remediation is required.
Step 2: Flag Anomalies
Detect deviations and trigger prioritized alerts when thresholds or drift detectors are breached.
Step 1: Monitor System Signals
Collect telemetry, performance metrics, and logs continuously from deployed models and pipelines.
Step 5: Finalize Conformity
Perform final approvals, lock the workflow state, and output the conformity decision trail for internal records or notified-body review.
Step 4: Review and Validate
Run configured readiness checks and reviews to confirm every checkpoint meets the criteria before advancing.
Step 3: Complete Required Actions
Execute the assigned tasks (testing, verification, and process steps) while recording outcome metadata and timestamps.
Step 2: Assign Responsibilities
Allocate owners, deadlines, and required roles for each task so nothing remains unclaimed.
Step 1: Identify Requirements
Map the system’s intended use and risk profile, then select the required conformity route and task set.
Step 4: Export Audit-Ready Files
Produce a finalized technical file that is compliant, version-controlled, and ready for internal review or submission.
Step 3: Validate Technical File
Perform completeness checks and ensure each section aligns with AI Act documentation requirements before finalizing.
Step 2: Link Evidence for Traceability
Associate datasets, test results, and design files with their relevant sections to maintain a clear, auditable record.
Step 1: Gather Documentation Inputs
Collect all necessary system information, design artifacts, and supporting evidence to prepare for Annex IV technical documentation.
Step 4: Ongoing Monitoring & Updates
Continuously update classifications and inventory entries as models evolve or new AI systems are introduced, ensuring enterprise-wide visibility.
Step 3: Record Linking & Documentation
Connect models to datasets, use cases, and previous assessments, maintaining a fully auditable history of changes.
Step 2: Risk Assessment & Classification
Automatically evaluate each system against EU AI Act criteria and assign the appropriate risk tier among the four of them.
Step 1: System Identification & Registration
Add AI models and datasets into the centralized AI use case inventory with key metadata and ownership details.
Audit & Continuous Monitoring
Maintain audit integrity with real-time tracking, immutable logs, and compliance dashboards.
CompliAI enables continuous monitoring of every AI system, helping organizations stay compliant as regulations evolve.
Requirements Workflow & Conformity Management
Simplify your path to CE marking and regulatory conformity.
Follow built-in workflows that outline every requirement, track progress, and generate draft declarations of conformity in line with EU standards.
Annex IV Technical Documentation Automation
Automatically generate, organize, and update all required documentation in structured formats.
CompliAI links evidence, datasets, and audit records to build comprehensive technical files, ensuring consistency and audit readiness.
AI System Inventory & Risk Classification
Map every AI system across your organization and determine its regulatory risk level through guided assessments aligned with the EU AI Act.
The platform centralizes system ownership, data, and accountability so that you can have full visibility from day one.