AI Act audit
Inventory of all your AI systems, automatic classification across the 4 risk levels defined by the European regulation (prohibited, high-risk, limited, minimal).
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AI Act Guardian.
AI compliance, simplified.
For CIOs, DPOs and legal teams who must bring their organization into compliance with the AI Act without becoming regulation specialists. Audit, register, gap analysis, remediation plan, guided step by step.
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Promise
The AI Act without an external law firm.
The European AI regulation has come into force. The first obligations apply from 2025. AI Act Guardian lets you cover 80% of compliance in-house, without depending on a law firm for every question.
Full audit in 1 day
AI Act-compliant register
Plan calibrated on 2025-2028 deadlines
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Features
Four modules, one thread.
From inventory to remediation, AI Act follows the same methodology as the regulators. You're audit-ready.
Systems register
A technical sheet per system: purpose, data used, audience concerned, mitigation measures. The register required by the AI Act, generated automatically.
Gap analysis
For each high-risk system, the gap between current state and AI Act obligations. Missing documentation, controls to put in place, monitoring required.
Remediation plan
A prioritized list of actions with deadlines aligned on the application calendar. You know exactly what to do before each regulatory deadline.
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Preview
Compliance, in one screen.
The register of all your AI systems, their compliance status, your remediation plan. One interface, one source of truth.
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Frequently asked questions
Three questions that come up.
What are the AI Act deadlines to know?
February 2025: ban on unacceptable practices. August 2025: rules on general-purpose models. 2 August 2026: most rules, including transparency. December 2027 and August 2028: high-risk obligations, postponed by the Digital Omnibus. AI Act integrates this calendar into your plan.
Does it replace a specialized lawyer?
No. AI Act covers 80% of operational compliance (register, audit, documentation, action plan). For complex legal questions or appeals, you still need a lawyer. But you arrive with a structured file.
What about AI systems bought from third parties?
The tool distinguishes systems developed in-house from those bought as SaaS. For the latter, it generates the list of questions to ask your providers and the documentation to require contractually.
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