AI Compliance & EU AI Act
GDPR, EU AI Act and more: We make your AI systems compliant. Risk classification, documentation, audits.
AI Compliance: More Than Just a Checkbox
With the EU AI Act and stricter GDPR requirements for automated decisions, AI compliance becomes mandatory. Companies that don’t act now risk severe penalties and reputation damage.
The Risk: High Fines and Production Bans
The EU AI Act provides for fines of up to 35 million euros or 7% of global annual revenue. For certain violations, AI systems can be completely banned. In addition, there are GDPR fines for automated decisions.
The Solution: Systematic AI Compliance
We help you systematically check your AI systems for compliance and implement the required measures. From risk classification to technical documentation to ongoing monitoring.
Compliance Services
From analysis to certification
AI Compliance Audit
Comprehensive review of all AI systems for regulatory conformity.
AI Act Compliance
Ensuring conformity with the EU AI Act.
GDPR & Data Protection
Ensure AI-specific data protection compliance.
Bias & Fairness
Ensuring fairness and non-discrimination.
Our Compliance Process
Systematically to complete conformity
Audit
Capture all AI systems and analyze current compliance situation.
Classification
Classify each system by risk class and identify action items.
Implementation
Implement required measures and documentation.
Certification
Support with conformity assessment and ongoing compliance monitoring.
Why innFactory for AI Compliance?
Technically Sound
We understand not just the regulation but also the technology behind it.
Proactive
We prepare you for upcoming requirements, not just current ones.
Pragmatic
Compliance without overengineering. We find practical solutions.
Full-Service
From analysis to implementation to ongoing monitoring.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens with AI Act non-compliance?
Fines can be up to 35 million euros or 7% of global annual revenue, whichever is higher. In addition, there are reputation risks and possible production bans.
Which AI systems fall under the AI Act?
The AI Act distinguishes four risk categories: prohibited AI, high-risk AI, AI with transparency obligations and minimal risk AI. Most corporate AI systems fall into the last two categories.
Is GDPR compliance enough for AI?
No, the EU AI Act has additional requirements beyond GDPR. Particularly for high-risk AI, there are extensive documentation and testing obligations.
How long does an AI compliance project take?
An initial compliance audit typically takes 2-4 weeks. Implementation of measures depends on the gap and number of systems, typically 2-6 months.
Can we implement compliance ourselves?
In principle yes, but it requires deep understanding of both regulation and technical aspects of AI. An external partner accelerates the process and minimizes risks.
Compliance Check for Your AI
Let's check together whether your AI systems meet the requirements.