Our intelligent wizard classifies your AI systems, generates compliance documents and provides an action plan — no consultants, no legal expertise needed.
Three steps to full EU AI Act compliance
Answer questions about your company and the AI tools you use. Takes 15-20 minutes.
The system automatically classifies each AI tool under the EU AI Act with explanations and references.
From AI inventory to FRIA assessment — up to 11 compliance documents, depending on your role, tailored to your company and structured for audit review.
Select the tools you use and find out their EU AI Act classification — instantly, no registration required.
Select AI tools you use to see their risk classification.
“We have AI features. We're nowhere near ready.”— SaaS Founder — Reddit, March 2026
“Most companies have 'we use AI responsibly' on their website but zero audit trail.”— Legal Tech Professional — Reddit, March 2026
“The Act was designed for AI as it existed in 2022. The tech is on its third paradigm since then.”— Tech Analyst — X, March 2026
Every AI system falls into one of these categories. Do you know which ones yours belong to?
Social scoring, manipulative AI, mass biometric collection
HR screening, credit scoring, biometrics, critical infrastructure
Chatbots, content generation, deepfakes — disclosure obligation
Content writing, translation, code generation — voluntary code of conduct
EU AI Act Knowledge Base
Full regulation text, consolidated with Regulation (EU) 2026/1744, regulatory guidelines and harmonised standards. Searchable. Free.
Each document is generated based on your answers, AI system classification and all 113 articles of the EU AI Act.
Complete registry of all AI systems with risk classification
Internal AI tool usage policy with rules and restrictions
Risk assessment for each AI system with mitigation measures
Guidelines for classifying data used with AI
Notification templates for AI system users
Fundamental rights impact assessment for high-risk AI systems (Art. 27)
AI literacy program for staff — mandatory for all (Art. 4)
Post-market AI system monitoring plan (Art. 72)
Serious AI incident reporting procedure (Art. 73)
Simplified technical documentation for SMEs (Art. 11)
Transparency obligations compliance report (Art. 50)
Even using ChatGPT for business purposes falls under the EU AI Act. It's usually classified as minimal risk, but you need a transparency notice — informing users that content is AI-generated. ComplianceForge will tell you exactly what you need.
If you use any AI tool in business within the EU — yes, you are covered. This includes tools from US companies (OpenAI, Google, Microsoft) because the regulation applies to usage, not just production of AI.
The questionnaire takes 15-20 minutes. Classification and document generation is automatic and takes another 2-3 minutes. So in less than half an hour you have a complete picture of your compliance status and all necessary documents.
ComplianceForge generates up to 11 documents, depending on your role (deployer or provider of AI systems): AI Inventory Register, AI Acceptable Use Policy, AI Risk Assessment, Data Classification Guidelines, Transparency Notice Templates, FRIA, AI Literacy Program, Post-Market Monitoring Plan, Incident Reporting Procedure, Technical Documentation and Transparency Compliance Report. All tailored to your organization.
You can re-run the questionnaire whenever something changes — new AI tool, process changes, or regulation updates. Documents are automatically regenerated with new data.
ComplianceForge gives you a solid starting point and covers the technical side of compliance. For more complex situations (high-risk AI, critical infrastructure), we recommend consulting with a legal advisor who specializes in AI regulation.
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Art. 5 and Art. 4 — active since February 2025.
Art. 50 — user disclosure and content labeling. Deadline: 2 August 2026.
Annex III — standalone systems. Deadline: December 2, 2027.