Is your company ready for the EU AI Act?
Check in just a few minutes which EU AI Act compliance requirements apply to your company – and receive actionable recommendations.
Fully effective from August
Risk Categories
Articles in the EU AI Act
Max. Fine
What is the EU AI Act?
The EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) is the world's first comprehensive law regulating Artificial Intelligence. It entered into force on 1 August 2024 and will be fully applied in stages by 2027.
Social scoring, real-time biometric identification in public spaces, manipulative AI
AI in HR, credit scoring, education, critical infrastructure, law enforcement, migration
Chatbots, deepfakes, AI-generated content – transparency obligations
Spam filters, AI-powered games, general productivity tools
How It Works
Three simple steps to your EU AI Act compliance assessment.
Complete the questionnaire
Record your current AI applications in just a few minutes.
Receive your assessment
Automatic risk classification according to EU AI Act categories.
Report via email
Detailed PDF report with actionable recommendations.
From Initial Check to Complete Compliance Documentation
The free check shows you where you stand. The Premium Toolkit helps you systematically document your AI systems, assess risks transparently, manage measures, and maintain a complete change history.
AI Compliance Chatbot
Ask questions about the EU AI Act anytime – our AI assistant provides instant answers with article references and actionable recommendations. Like having an EU AI Act expert always available.
Complete Audit Trail
Every change is automatically logged – who changed what, when, and why? The perfect documentation for audits and regulatory inspections under the EU AI Act.
Industry-Specific Templates
Don't start from scratch: Templates for healthcare, finance, HR, and marketing automatically pre-fill typical risks.
Progress Comparison (Snapshots)
Create snapshots of your compliance status and compare progress over time – ideal for quarterly reviews and management reports.
What counts as an AI system?
The EU AI Act regulates AI systems based on their purpose and risk level – not by brand name or number of tools. Each AI system with an independent purpose requires separate compliance documentation.
One Tool = One Project
Your company uses ChatGPT for customer service? That's one AI system – one compliance project.
Example: ChatGPT for support → 1 project
Multiple Tools = Multiple Projects
Using ChatGPT, Midjourney, and a custom ML model? Each system with a different purpose needs its own project.
Example: ChatGPT + Midjourney + ML → 3 projects
Platform = It depends
A platform like Magica with multiple AI models can be one project – or several, if the use cases have different risk levels.
Example: Magica for marketing → 1 project, Magica for HR → separate project
What is a project in the Premium Toolkit?
A project refers to an AI system or AI application that requires its own compliance documentation – not every individual tool within a platform. For example, if you use a platform with multiple AI models for the same purpose, that is one project. But if you use the same platform for HR and marketing, those are two projects with different risk levels.
The key question
It's not the tool name that determines the obligations, but the purpose of use. An AI tool for marketing copy (limited risk) requires different measures than the same tool for applicant screening (high risk). Use our free questionnaire to find out how many projects you need.