AI Governance & Compliance
Be audit-ready before the regulators knock
The EU AI Act is here. Whether you're building AI systems or deploying them, you have legal obligations. We classify your systems by risk, build your conformity documentation, and create a governance framework.
The EU AI Act is law — and the clock is ticking
High-risk AI systems face mandatory requirements by August 2026. Prohibited practices are already enforceable. If your organization uses AI in hiring, credit scoring, or critical infrastructure, you need a compliance framework now.
Unclear which of your AI systems are considered 'high-risk'
No existing documentation for AI system transparency requirements
Board asking for compliance status but no one owns it internally
Risk of fines up to €35M or 7% of global annual turnover
Clear deliverables.
No surprises.
AI System Inventory & Risk Classification
A complete audit of every AI system in your organization, classified by EU AI Act risk level.
Conformity Assessment
For high-risk systems: technical documentation, quality management system, and conformity declaration.
Governance Framework
Policies, procedures, and roles for ongoing AI governance. Not a one-off report — a living system.
Board-Ready Report
Executive summary of your compliance posture, risk exposure, and remediation roadmap.
Three steps to results.
Inventory & Classify
We audit all AI systems in use and classify each by EU AI Act risk level. Many companies are surprised by what counts as 'AI' under the Act.
Assess & Document
For each high-risk system, we build the required technical documentation, transparency provisions, and quality management artifacts.
Framework & Training
We establish your AI governance framework, train your compliance team, and deliver the executive report.
Numbers you can
plan around.
We thought we had 3 AI systems. The audit found 17. BeLogic classified them all and gave our board the clarity they'd been asking for.
Frequently asked.
Prohibited practices are already enforceable. High-risk requirements apply from August 2026. The time to start is now.
The definition is broader than most think. It includes ML models, rule-based systems, chatbots, recommendation engines, and automated scoring systems.
Yes. The EU AI Act has obligations for deployers, not just providers. If you deploy a high-risk AI system — even one built by a vendor — you have obligations.
Up to €35M or 7% of global annual turnover for prohibited practices. Up to €15M or 3% for high-risk system violations.
Ready to get started?
Book a free 30-minute consultation. We'll discuss your specific situation and tell you honestly whether this service is the right fit.