The EU AI Act Kit · launch price €149 · regular €259

The EU AI Act Compliance Kit: 24 templates, one purchase.

Twenty‑four plain‑language templates, each mapped to the clause it satisfies. Twelve cover what's enforceable today — the transparency and literacy duties most companies are missing. Twelve more prepare you for the high‑risk obligations arriving December 2027, on your own schedule instead of a deadline panic.

How teams use it

Week one

Run the inventory register. Screen against Art. 5. Adopt the AI‑use and literacy policies — both are signature‑ready.

Week two

Ship the Art. 50 fixes: disclosure line in your chatbot, marking SOP for generated content, labels where needed.

Ongoing

Run the vendor questionnaire on new AI suppliers. Follow the compliance calendar. Updates land in your inbox.

The high‑risk preparation set — included

If your AI touches hiring, credit, education, essential services or similar Annex III areas, the heavyweight obligations arrive on 2 December 2027 — and the documentation takes months to do properly. The kit ships the full set:

Risk Classification Assessment

Annex III screening including the Art. 6(3) derogation — with the new mandatory registration.

Art. 6, Annex III
Technical Documentation Template

The full Annex IV structure, with the SME simplified‑documentation option.

Annex IV
Risk Management Procedure

The continuous risk‑management system the Act expects, sized for SMEs.

Art. 9
Data Governance Procedure

Training, validation and testing data — documented.

Art. 10
Human Oversight SOP

Who can intervene, when, and how it's recorded.

Art. 14
Accuracy & Robustness Test Log

A working log for accuracy, robustness and cybersecurity evidence.

Art. 15
FRIA Template

Fundamental‑rights impact assessment for deployers that need one.

Art. 27
Deployer Obligations Checklist

The full duty set for teams using third‑party high‑risk AI.

Art. 26
Instructions for Use Template

What providers must hand their deployers.

Art. 13
Post‑Market Monitoring + Incident Kit

Monitoring plan and serious‑incident report form.

Art. 72–73
Conformity & Registration Walkthrough

Declaration of conformity and the EU database registration, step by step.

Art. 47–49

What makes these defensible

Each template cites the exact provisions it addresses — Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 as amended by the Digital Omnibus, the Commission's Article 50 Guidelines, the Code of Practice on marking AI‑generated content, and where useful ISO/IEC 42001 cross‑references. If an auditor, customer, or investor asks why a document exists, the answer is printed at the top of it.

A public changelog records every revision. When guidance moves, buyers get the updated files — for twelve months, included.

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