Artificial Intelligence Solutions

It is a guided assessment designed to help organisations understand how an AI system or use case is governed, identify relevant compliance and risk-management topics, and determine which areas may require further attention.

Your answers are transformed into a structured diagnostic and, where relevant, a personalised action plan.

The assessment is designed for organisations using, developing or integrating AI, including SMEs, legal and compliance teams, data protection professionals, security teams, operational teams and other professionals responsible for AI use.

Depending on your answers, the assessment may examine topics such as AI governance, regulatory roles, data protection, human oversight, security, documentation, third-party providers, operational risks and relevant qualification issues under the EU AI Act.

Only the topics triggered by the information you provide are examined.

No. The questionnaire guides you step by step using practical questions about how the AI system is actually used within your organisation.

Some questions may require you to confirm information internally with legal, compliance, IT, security or operational teams.

No. The assessment is declarative and is based on the information you provide. It does not independently verify evidence and does not constitute a certification, legal opinion, independent audit or formal determination of compliance.

Where information is uncertain, contradictory or requires additional analysis, the report identifies it as a point to confirm rather than making a definitive conclusion.

The assessment can identify regulatory signals, potential roles and situations that may require further qualification under the EU AI Act.

A screening result is not automatically treated as a final legal classification. Where the applicable role, regulatory scope or relevant criteria remain uncertain, the report clearly indicates that further analysis is required.

You receive a personalised AI Governance & Compliance Report providing a structured overview of your declared situation.

Depending on your answers, the report may include your main governance and compliance issues, areas already structured, points requiring confirmation, action priorities, recommended documentation and a practical roadmap for your next steps.

The indicators are generated using a deterministic assessment method based on the answers provided in the questionnaire.

They are internal decision-support indicators designed to help structure and prioritise governance and risk-management work. They are not official regulatory scores and should not be interpreted as certification grades or formal compliance ratings.

An unknown answer is not treated as a failure or non-compliance. Where information is missing, inconsistent or requires clarification, the assessment identifies it as a point to verify or confirm.

This allows the report to preserve uncertainty instead of making assumptions that are not supported by your answers.

Where the information provided indicates that personal data may be processed, the assessment can identify relevant data protection topics and points requiring further confirmation.

The assessment distinguishes data protection issues from AI-specific regulatory questions and does not assume that the GDPR applies when the necessary information has not been established.

Yes. Based on the answers provided, the assessment can identify the measures that appear most important to address first and organise them into a structured action plan.

The priority levels are internal prioritisation indicators. They do not represent official levels of regulatory severity or a determination that a legal violation has occurred.

Yes. AI systems and their context can change over time. You should consider reassessing your situation when the system, its purpose, the data used, the provider, the level of automation, the people affected or the applicable regulatory context materially changes.