EU AI Act Check - Place your risk class and obligations
Places your planned AI use in a risk class and shows which obligations for training and documentation follow from it.
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How to use EU AI Act Check
Describe the usage scenario
What the system does, who uses it, what data flows in.
Determine the role
Provider, deployer, or both, different obligations follow from each.
See the risk class
You get an indicative classification with reasoning.
Use the obligations list
The list shows what training and documentation you need.
How it works EU AI Act Check
The AI Act requires, among other things, AI competence among the people who operate and use AI systems. What that concretely means depends on the usage scenario.
The check places your scenario and lists the resulting obligations for training, documentation and oversight.
Included
- Indicative risk classification
- Role-dependent obligations list
- Notes on the AI competence obligation
- Documentation template pointers
- Checklist for internal alignment
EU AI Act Check compared to paid alternatives
| Feature | EU AI Act Check | Consulting | Software Suite |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | EUR 8,000-25,000 | from EUR 6,000/year |
| Result in minutes | |||
| Tailored to your company | |||
| Directly reusable as a template | |||
| No contract, no onboarding |
Who is this tool for?
Compliance and legal
You need a first structured classification.
IT security
You want to pull requirements into the architecture early.
Works council
You want to know which obligations affect the company.
Leadership
You need a picture of the responsibilities.
Popular use cases
01 · Use Case
Before the tool rollout
Check the classification before a system is rolled out broadly.
02 · Use Case
Clarify the training obligation
Derive which roles must be provably trained.
03 · Use Case
Audit preparation
Collect the documents that will be asked for in an audit.
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Frequently asked questions
No. The check delivers a structured first classification without legal validity.
Yes, the obligations list distinguishes between provider and deployer.
We maintain the check based on the applicable version and the transition periods.