EU AI Act Readiness
Know your obligations before they arrive.
An assessment of organizational readiness for the EU AI Act: what you operate, what role you hold, what classification applies and what must be in place.
The Challenge
Obligations depend on role, use case and risk classification. Without that clarity, organizations either over-engineer governance or miss requirements that apply to systems already in production.
Who it is for
- Organizations placing AI systems on the EU market
- Providers, deployers and distributors clarifying their role
- Enterprises with high-risk AI use cases in scope
What Regavon does
- AI system inventory
- Role and applicability assessment
- Risk classification
- Governance requirements
- Documentation readiness
- Human oversight arrangements
- Transparency requirements
- High-risk AI obligations where applicable
What you receive
- AI system inventory and classification
- Applicability and role determination
- Gap assessment against applicable obligations
- Documentation and oversight requirements
- Prioritized readiness roadmap
- Executive readout
Value delivered
- Clarity on role and classification per AI use case
- Documentation and technical evidence expectations understood
- A prioritized readiness plan sequenced to obligation timelines
Regavon does not guarantee compliance, certification outcomes or financial results.
Relevant frameworks
- EU AI Act readiness
- ISO/IEC 42001
- NIST AI RMF
Framework mapping depends on engagement scope, jurisdiction, systems and organizational requirements.
Engagement
Engagement scope and pricing depend on organizational complexity, systems, regulatory exposure and implementation requirements.
Regavon does not provide legal advice and does not guarantee regulatory compliance. This engagement supports organizational readiness and should be used alongside qualified legal counsel.