EU AI Act compliance,govern AI by risk
The EU AI Act is the first comprehensive law regulating artificial intelligence. It classifies systems by risk — unacceptable, high, limited and minimal — and imposes obligations proportionate to that risk.
What EU AI Act asks of you
The requirements below define EU AI Act. ComplyEasyAI maps your environment to each one.
Risk classification
Determine the risk tier of each AI system you build or deploy.
Prohibited practices
Avoid the uses banned outright under the Act.
High-risk obligations
Meet data-governance, oversight and robustness duties for high-risk systems.
Technical documentation
Maintain the documentation required to demonstrate conformity.
Transparency & monitoring
Inform users where required and monitor systems post-deployment.
From scoping to a clean report
Scope
Define the systems, boundaries and requirements your program will cover.
Connect your stack
Link cloud, identity, code and ticketing with read-only access; controls are discovered and mapped.
Collect evidence
AI agents gather configuration and activity evidence on a schedule, building a versioned trail.
Monitor & remediate
Continuous monitoring flags drift the moment it happens and routes it to an owner.
Track effectiveness
Operating effectiveness is recorded over time, ready for your observation window.
Report & hand off
Organized, current evidence is packaged for auditors and stakeholders.
Automate the work that doesn’t need a human
Control mapping
Your environment is mapped to each requirement, so you see exactly which control satisfies what.
Automated evidence
Read-only integrations build a versioned, timestamped trail instead of manual screenshots.
Continuous monitoring
Drift surfaces as soon as it happens, not during fieldwork.
Readiness dashboards
Real-time views highlight failing or unmapped controls with owners attached.
Multi-framework reuse
Shared controls are mapped once and reused across every framework you run.
Audit-ready reporting
Export organized, current evidence packages on demand.
Map once, reuse across programs
EU AI Act questions, answered
Who does the EU AI Act apply to?
Providers and deployers of AI systems used in the EU, including those established outside the EU.
How are systems classified?
By risk tier — unacceptable (banned), high (strict obligations), limited (transparency) and minimal.
When do obligations apply?
Requirements phase in over time, with prohibited-practice and high-risk duties on staggered dates.
How do you help?
The platform structures risk classification, technical documentation and post-market monitoring in one place.
Start your EU AI Act program.
Map the requirements, automate the evidence, stay audit-ready.