Legal review on every assessment
Taha Haroon Janjua
LLB, University of Law — UK
Every assessment is reviewed for regulatory accuracy before delivery.
We assess your AI systems, write your exact disclosure language, and deliver a signed compliance document in 48–5 days. Not legal research. A finished document, ready to show your board.
Non-compliance fines scale up to 3% of your global annual turnover under Article 99 — see exactly what applies to you below.
Article 99 of the EU AI Act sets three penalty tiers. Most SaaS teams' exposure — chatbot disclosure, AI content labeling — sits in the second tier.
The most severe tier — banned AI practices like manipulative or exploitative systems. Not what most SaaS products are exposed to.
This is the tier that applies to most chatbot disclosure, AI content labeling, and transparency obligations — whichever figure is higher.
For supplying incorrect or misleading information to regulators or notified bodies.
For SMEs and startups, the lower of the fixed amount or the percentage applies — your real exposure scales with your own revenue, not the headline figure.
No back-and-forth calls required to get started — just answer what you know.
A short form covering what AI you use, who you serve, and what's already in place.
Risk classification, exact Article 50 disclosure language, and an AI usage policy — written for your specific systems.
Delivered to your inbox within 5 business days. Hand it to legal or paste it straight into your product.
We map every AI system you use against the Act's risk tiers, with the Article or Annex basis for each.
Exact, ready-to-paste wording for your chatbot, AI-generated content, and any AI-driven decisions about people.
Your terms of service, privacy policy, and a complete internal AI usage policy brought in line with your new obligations.
A real assessment written for ScaleHR — an HR SaaS with four AI systems. Risk classification, disclosure language, and a full AI usage policy, all in one document.
August 2, 2026 is when Article 50 lands — but it's not where the Act ends. Further obligations for high-risk AI systems phase in through August 2027, and your AI usage will keep changing long after that.
High-risk system obligations under Annex III phase in on a separate timeline through 2027. We'll tell you which ones actually apply to you, and when.
New AI features change your risk classification. As you adopt new tools, your disclosures and policy need re-checking — not just once.
Enforcement guidance and regulator interpretation will keep evolving after August 2. We track it so you're not caught off guard by what comes after.
LLB, University of Law — UK
Every assessment is reviewed for regulatory accuracy before delivery.
Same outcome. £2,000 cheaper. Delivered in 5 days.
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August 2 is when Article 50 kicks in. It's not when the Act ends. More obligations phase in through 2027, enforcement guidance keeps evolving, and your AI usage will keep changing. Stay covered automatically.
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