EU AI Act & AI Compliance
The EU AI Act entered into force on 1 August 2024. Obligations for high-risk AI systems apply from August 2026 — subject to the ongoing AI Omnibus trilogue. Businesses that develop, deploy or market AI systems must determine their regulatory role and implement the applicable compliance requirements. These packages provide the legal foundation for that process.
AI Compliance Orientation
Initial assessment
- Initial analysis: classification of your AI system by risk category (Art. 5, 6, Annex III EU AI Act)
- Determination of regulatory role: provider vs deployer (Art. 3 EU AI Act)
- Overview of applicable compliance obligations
- Written legal memo (3–5 pages) with prioritised recommendations
- Closing call (60 minutes) to discuss findings and next steps
Ideal für
Start-ups and SMEs assessing for the first time whether and how the EU AI Act applies to their systems.
Fixed fee: from EUR 1,200 + VAT
AI Compliance Build
Structured compliance build-out
All Start services, plus
- Full risk classification and documentation under Art. 9 EU AI Act
- Review and structuring of technical documentation under Art. 11 EU AI Act (Annex IV)
- Analysis of data governance requirements under Art. 10 EU AI Act
- Drafting or review of governance clauses in contracts with AI providers or deployers
- Transparency and information obligations review under Art. 13 EU AI Act
- Classification of labelling obligations under Art. 50 EU AI Act
- Written compliance roadmap with timeline and action plan
Ideal für
Businesses building out their AI compliance structure and documenting their key obligations.
Fixed fee: from EUR 2,800 + VAT
Full AI Compliance Framework
Complete regulatory framework
All Start and Plus services, plus
- Complete compliance framework: risk management system (Art. 9), technical documentation (Art. 11), logging (Art. 12), transparency (Art. 13), human oversight (Art. 14), robustness (Art. 15)
- Preparation and support for conformity assessment procedure (Art. 43 EU AI Act)
- Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment under Art. 27 EU AI Act
- Development of internal AI policy and governance structure
- Coordinated GDPR/EU AI Act analysis (DPIA requirements under Art. 35 GDPR)
- Cross-border analysis: EU AI Act vs UK regulatory approach (FCA, ICO) for businesses with UK operations
- Quarterly update call (45 minutes) to track regulatory developments
Ideal für
FinTech and tech businesses with high-risk AI systems, international markets and complex regulatory exposure.
Fixed fee: from EUR 5,500 + VAT
Optional quarterly updates (4×/year): EUR 600 / year + VAT
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Fixed fees apply to the standard scope described. Additional complexity, extra jurisdictions, notarial or regulatory steps, and multilingual versions are agreed separately. All prices are exclusive of VAT. Packages do not constitute individual legal advice.