The AI Act deadline is here.
Your documentation isn't.
AnnexWise classifies every AI system you build or deploy, scores your compliance gaps, and generates the Annex IV technical documentation regulators expect — in hours, not the six months a consultancy quotes.
until high-risk obligations become enforceable — 2 August 2026
10 minutes per system · no signup required for the assessment · results stay in your browser
Non-compliance is now a board-level number
The AI Act uses GDPR-style penalties — whichever is higher of a fixed amount or a share of global annual turnover.
Prohibited AI practices — manipulation, social scoring, banned biometrics (Art. 5).
Breach of high-risk, transparency or GPAI obligations — the tier most companies risk.
Supplying incorrect or misleading information to authorities.
From “are we even affected?” to audit-ready
Classify every AI system
A guided 10-minute assessment maps each system to its exact risk tier — prohibited, high-risk, transparency or minimal — with article-level references, using a deterministic rules engine you can defend in an audit.
Get your gap report
A weighted compliance score, every open obligation ranked by severity and fine exposure, and a concrete 30-day remediation plan with effort estimates.
Generate the documentation
Annex IV technical documentation, deployer instructions and policy skeletons — pre-filled from your answers, ready for counsel review instead of a blank page.
Everything the Act asks for, in one place
Deterministic risk engine
Classification follows Articles 5, 6, 50 and Annex III literally — no black-box AI deciding your legal exposure.
Annex IV generator
The document every high-risk provider must have before market. Pre-structured, pre-filled, versioned.
30-day remediation plan
Gaps sorted into a week-by-week plan with effort estimates — built to close before enforcement.
Provider & deployer modes
Different obligations for each role under the Act. AnnexWise tracks both, including Art. 26 deployer duties.
GPAI module
Article 53 duties for general-purpose model providers, including systemic-risk models under Article 55.
Board-ready exports
Download the gap report and technical documentation as clean Markdown for legal, audit and board packs.
Priced like software, not like a law firm
A single consultancy AI Act audit runs €40,000–€150,000 and takes months. Start free; pay when you want the documents.
Starter
- ✓Full risk classification
- ✓Compliance gap report + score
- ✓30-day remediation plan
- ✓Annex IV documentation export
Growth
- ✓Everything in Starter
- ✓AI system inventory dashboard
- ✓Policy template pack (oversight, literacy, transparency)
- ✓Quarterly reg-change updates
- ✓Priority email support
Enterprise & Partners
- ✓Everything in Growth
- ✓White-label for law firms & consultancies
- ✓Multi-entity and client workspaces
- ✓Assisted assessment workshops
- ✓Custom export templates
Questions your CFO will ask
→We're not an EU company. Does the AI Act apply to us?
Very likely yes. The Act applies to any provider placing AI systems on the EU market and to any provider or deployer whose system output is used in the EU — regardless of where the company is established (Art. 2). This is the same extraterritorial reach that made GDPR a global standard.
→What actually happens on 2 August 2026?
The obligations for high-risk AI systems listed in Annex III become applicable, together with the penalty regime for them, transparency duties under Article 50, and national enforcement structures. Prohibited practices have been banned since February 2025 and GPAI duties have applied since August 2025.
→Is AnnexWise legal advice?
No. AnnexWise turns weeks of structuring, classification and drafting into hours, and produces documents your counsel reviews instead of writing from scratch. Final conformity decisions belong with qualified counsel.
→How fast can we realistically get compliant?
The assessment takes about 10 minutes per system. Most companies with normal SaaS products land in the transparency tier and can close their gaps in days. High-risk providers get a 30-day plan that front-loads critical items.
→We use AI vendors — isn't compliance their problem?
Only partly. If you deploy a high-risk system, Article 26 puts its own obligations on you: trained human oversight, input-data control, monitoring, log retention and worker notification. Vendor compliance does not transfer.
Ten minutes from now, you'll know exactly where you stand.
Run the assessment on your riskiest AI system first. It's free, anonymous, and the report is yours to keep.