Compliance for AI Companies
Understand EU AI Act, GDPR, and model risk in one place
Describe your AI system once and get a structured readiness assessment: likely AI Act risk category, training and evaluation documentation gaps, and the controls you need before selling into the EU or enterprise.
From "Is our AI high-risk?" to a concrete, defensible answer
AI Compliance Advisor turns your AI system description into a structured compliance view: risk category, documentation, data governance, and technical control gaps.
- Clarify inputs, outputs, and human oversight
- Identify where the model is embedded in user journeys
- Data governance, documentation, and transparency duties
- Robustness, monitoring, and incident handling expectations
- Prioritized tasks with clear owners and dependencies
- Exportable summaries for boards, buyers, and advisors
See a sample AI compliance readiness report
Each scan produces a structured report you can use to brief leadership, legal, and risk teams on how your AI system fits into the emerging regulatory picture.
Risk category and rationale
A narrative explanation of your likely EU AI Act category, based on how your system is used.
Documentation and data gaps
Where your technical documentation, evaluation, and data governance fall short of expectations.
Prioritized control improvements
Concrete improvements around logging, monitoring, evaluations, and user-facing transparency.
Example: AI-powered screening and ranking tool
Overall readiness: Medium — strong engineering practices, but missing systematic evaluations and user transparency mechanisms.
Top 3 risks
- No regular bias or performance evaluation across key user groups.
- Limited documentation of training data sources and data governance.
- Lack of clear user-facing explanations of AI involvement and limitations.
Next 5 actions
- Document intended purpose, target users, and key risks of the system.
- Introduce periodic bias and robustness evaluations with tracked results.
- Clarify training data sources, access controls, and retention rules.
- Add user-facing explanations and disclaimers where AI is involved in decisions.
- Define how incidents and model failures are logged, escalated, and fixed.
AI compliance questions founders actually ask
Do we really need to comply with the EU AI Act already?
Timelines vary, but buyers, investors, and regulators are already asking questions. AI Compliance Advisor helps you understand your direction of travel so you can build the right habits early.
How does this relate to security, privacy, and existing controls?
Many AI Act requirements build on security and privacy practices you may already have. The tool highlights where existing SOC 2, ISO 27001, or GDPR work can be reused for AI governance.
We use third-party models—does this still apply?
Yes. Even when you rely on foundation models, you still own how AI is integrated into your product, which users it affects, and how you monitor and document its behavior.
Start your AI compliance readiness assessment
Run a free scan, share the report with your team, and use it as the backbone for AI governance, product reviews, and conversations with buyers or regulators.