The EU AI Act is a spec, not an obstacle.
Comply.
The regulation applies to us.
The EU AI Act is mandatory. We turn it into risk classes, obligations and controls that hold up in an audit.
- For
- Legal, compliance and management
- Services
- 3 · C.01, C.02, C.03
01 · The services
3 ways to
comply.
Each one has its own page with the long version: what goes wrong, what we deliver, how it runs, and a self-check.
- C.01EU AI Act ReadinessRisk classes, obligations, pragmatic compliance.
200-page memo.Roadmap.Scoped per engagement - C.02ISO 42001Gap analysis, AI management system, audit prep.
Two years.Six to nine months.Scoped per engagement - C.03AI GovernancePolicies, roles and controls that survive an audit.
Shadow AI.Approved AI.Scoped per engagement
02 · Where to start
Sounds
familiar?
The situations teams bring to us most often, and the service that answers each one.
- You deploy or provide AI that touches EU users or employees.EU AI Act Readiness
- Nobody has classified your AI systems against the risk tiers.EU AI Act Readiness
- A customer or tender demands certification, soon.ISO 42001
- Policies exist, but no evidence-based management system.ISO 42001
- AI spreads across teams without oversight.AI Governance
- The board, customers or auditors ask for an AI policy.AI Governance
03 · Next move
Documented? Now make the team own it.
The four moves run in a loop. Most projects leave one and land in the next.
04 · How to hire us
Three ways in.
Whatever the service, the work starts one of three ways: deciding, fixing a live system, or building.
Half or full day. Ends with decisions, owners and next steps.
When you need to decide
Retainer, fix-it sprints, embedded help. For systems that are live and hurting.
When a live system hurts
Two- to eight-week builds. From validated idea to real users.
When you are ready to build
Not sure which one?
Tell us
where it hurts.
We’ll tell you what we’d do, and what we wouldn’t.