Is your AI system ready for the EU AI Act?
Answer an adaptive assessment to find out whether the Act applies, which role and risk path you’re on, and how ready you are — with an instant readiness score, legal hard-blocker findings, and a prioritized remediation roadmap.
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A role-aware EU AI Act readiness report, instantly
Your free report turns an adaptive questionnaire into a defensible picture of how ready you are — with legal hard blockers that cap the score and cannot be averaged away.
AI-generatedMara Lindqvist
Provider of an Annex III recruitment platform — strong logging and oversight, but conformity and registration remain open.
View report- Role
- provider
- Risk class
- high risk
- Certainty
- 100 · High
See how the engine classifies and scores three very different scenarios — a high-risk provider, a high-risk deployer, and a prohibited-practice case.
A three-layer, role- and risk-aware assessment
The assessment establishes scope, role and classification first, then asks only the obligations relevant to your derived path.
Discovery & applicability
Scope, role & risk path
Adaptive obligations
Only the duties that apply
Final attestation & certainty
Resolve unknowns & contradictions
Instant free report
Score · blockers · roadmap
Obligation modules — shown only when they apply to you
Ten scored domains, with legal hard blockers
Domain scores roll up into a role/path-aware readiness score. Hard blockers — like a missing conformity assessment — cap the result regardless of the average.
Weights are role- and path-aware. Domains that don’t apply to your role and risk path are marked not assessed and excluded — the remaining weights renormalize. Legal hard blockers cap the score and cannot be averaged away.
Every role and risk path the Act defines
The engine never shows a generic 'compliance score' before establishing scope, role and classification.
Article 5 hard stop — legal review before any use.
Full Annex I/III provider duties and conformity gates.
Oversight, logging, worker notice and FRIA where due.
Article 50 disclosure and marking obligations.
Model documentation, copyright and systemic-risk duties.
No EU nexus established — baseline summary only.
This assessment is informational only and is not legal advice, a certification, a conformity assessment, CE marking, or a guarantee of compliance. Every session records the regulatory snapshot used to determine its result.
Built for the people accountable for AI Act readiness
Legal & compliance
Establish scope, role and risk path quickly, with article-mapped gaps and a defensible memo.
AI governance leads
See exactly which obligations apply and where readiness is blocked — not a generic checklist.
Product & engineering
Understand provider vs deployer duties for your architecture, including GPAI dependencies.
Founders & COOs
Get a board- and customer-ready EU AI Act readiness artifact before a launch or a deal.
See where your AI system stands under the EU AI Act
Start the free assessment — it adapts to your role and risk path, and your report is ready instantly.
Start the assessment →Frequently asked questions
What does this assessment tell me?
Whether the EU AI Act likely applies to a specific system, which operator role(s) and risk path apply, and how ready you are to meet the resulting obligations — as a self-attested 0–100 readiness score with hard-blocker findings and a prioritized roadmap.
Is this legal advice or a certification?
No. It is an informational, self-attested readiness tool — not a legal opinion, certification, conformity assessment, CE marking, or guarantee that a regulator or court would reach the same conclusion.
Why does the score get capped?
Some obligations are legal hard blockers — for example a missing conformity assessment or quality-management system for a high-risk provider. These cap the score and cannot be averaged away, so the result reflects legal reality rather than a flattering average.
What is assessment certainty?
A separate score reflecting how complete and consistent your classification answers are. It never improves readiness — it tells you how much to trust the result given any unknowns or contradictions.
Do you upload documents or store personal data?
No. The assessment is self-attested and asks for no evidence uploads or personal data. You provide an email only if you want your report delivered.
Which roles and paths does it cover?
Provider, deployer, importer and distributor; prohibited practices, Annex I / Annex III high-risk, the Article 6(3) filter, Article 50 transparency, and GPAI / systemic-risk paths.