Two tools.
Structured compliance.
A structured audit to qualify your regulatory situation, and a document generator to produce what regulators require. Simple, fast, built for teams who don't have time to read 144 articles of regulation.
AI Act Audit
50 questions across 10 themes. Each answer feeds a deterministic compliance score, reproducible and defensible before a regulator. You get your risk level, the list of your obligations, and a prioritised action plan.
- Classification across the 4 AI Act risk levels
- Reproducible score, identical if nothing has changed
- Applicable obligations identified article by article
- 1 free audit per month · Re-audit after changes: €0.99
Document generation & verification
From your audit answers, DILAIG drafts mandatory documents in legal English, structured according to the exact requirements of the regulation. Each document is automatically verified: blocking fields detected, placeholders resolved, compliance status calculated article by article.
- FRIA — Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (Art. 27)
- EU Declaration of Conformity (Art. 47)
- Transparency notice (Art. 13 & 50)
- Technical documentation Annex IV (Art. 11)
- Data governance plan (Art. 10)
- Automatic check: missing fields, per-article status, completeness level
10 themes.
50 questions. 20 minutes.
Each section corresponds to a precise regulatory dimension of the AI Act. Here is what each step evaluates.
Is your system an AI system within the meaning of Article 3? Foundation model, internal use or third-party deployer. This first step determines whether the AI Act applies.
Industry sector, organisation size, role in the AI value chain. These parameters define the exact scope of applicable obligations.
What your system concretely does: its inputs, its outputs, the types of decisions it influences. The basis of any risk classification.
Cross-referencing with the 8 high-risk domains of Annex III and the prohibited practices of Article 5. The section that determines your risk level.
Data origins, presence of personal data, quality measures, transfers outside the EU. AI Act / GDPR overlap on data governance.
Degree of decision automation, possibility of human challenge, number of people affected. Determines human oversight requirements (Art. 14).
Impact on vulnerable populations, discrimination risks, available redress mechanisms. The foundation of the FRIA (Art. 27).
Explainability of decisions, existing documentation, synthetic content generation. Obligations under Art. 13 and 50: chatbots, deepfakes, generative content.
Designated responsible, risk management, monitoring, kill switch, event logs. The most demanding block for high-risk systems.
GDPR compliance, cybersecurity, internal AI register, AI literacy, incident reporting. Assesses your organisation's operational readiness.
Your first audit
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20 minutes to know exactly where you stand and what you need to prepare for the AI Act. No credit card required, no commitment.
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