Choose one route first.
Pick the route that matches today’s problem. Each route sends you to one useful tool.
I have one AI use case
Check whether the EU AI Act may apply, your likely role, risk path, duties, and timing.
Run Quick Checker →We already use or plan to use AI
Send one system to the right records: inventory, vendor, oversight, Article 50, impact review, incident, and audit.
Build evidence route →Audit, buyer, or board questions are coming
See reviewer questions and the files that reduce follow-up.
Open audit questions →Use tools in this order.
Use this order: check the system, create the inventory record, find evidence gaps, then open specialist tools only when needed.
Check scope and role
Start by checking whether the EU AI Act may apply, your role, risk path, and timing.
Run first check →Create the system record
Record owner, purpose, vendor, data, risk path, and evidence status.
Open inventory template →Map evidence gaps
Route the system to oversight, vendor, Article 50, impact review, incident, and training records.
Build evidence route →Open only the blocked tool
Use Article 50, vendor, AI agent, sector, or incident tools only when the route says they matter.
Check disclosure triggers →Start with these six tools.
Use the high-risk router first. Open the Article 6(3) record only when that route is relevant, then move to scope, timing, inventory, and evidence records.
High-Risk Classification Router
Route one AI system through Article 6, Annex I, Annex III, and Article 6(3) filter review questions after the 19 May 2026 Commission draft guidance.
Run router →Article 6(3) Filter Decision Record
Build the downstream record only when the router points to possible Article 6(3) filter review.
Build record →EU AI Act Quick Checker
Check one AI use case for likely role, risk path, duties, and timing.
Open tool →Omnibus Deadline Router
Separate the current-law operative baseline from Council-adopted 2027 and 2028 planning dates pending Official Journal publication and entry into force.
Run router →AI System Inventory Template
Create the base register for use case, owner, vendor, data, risk path, and evidence status.
Open template →Deployer Evidence Route Builder
Route one system to the evidence records to prepare.
Open route builder →Open one specialist tool when you are stuck.
Do not run every tool. Use the specialist tool that matches the next open question: deployer duties, Article 50, or vendor evidence.
Deployer Obligation Assessment
Map deployer duties and evidence gaps for one planned or used AI system.
Open assessment →Article 50 Disclosure Decision Tree
Check whether chatbot, synthetic content, or user-facing AI may need disclosure.
Open decision tree →Vendor Evidence Request Builder
Turn vendor AI features into document requests for procurement, legal, security, and compliance review.
Open builder →Use the full library by task.
The full tool set stays available, but it is grouped by task so first-time visitors do not face a wall of options.
Use guides when a tool result needs context.
Tools give you a working route. Guides explain what it means, what records to keep, and what questions to prepare for legal, privacy, procurement, security, or board review.
Audit Questions Hub
See reviewer questions after classification, evidence routing, or vendor review.
Open hub →AI System Inventory Fields
See which fields belong in the AI system register.
Read guide →Evidence Checklist
Review the minimum records for deployer readiness.
Read checklist →Use references only when you need context.
Use these pages to interpret a result, check terms, or choose the next guide.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Use the Quick Checker for a first check. Use the Detailed Applicability Scorer for scope, role, and risk. Use the Deployer Obligation Self-Assessment when your organisation already uses or plans to use AI.
The tools are designed for browser use. Do not paste confidential, personal, regulated, client-sensitive, privileged, or trade-secret data unless your organisation has approved it.
No. Tool outputs are educational working records. Use them for internal review, then validate legal, privacy, procurement, security, and sector questions with qualified professionals.
Start with the Evidence Route Builder or Deployer Evidence File Template. Add oversight, impact review, input data, Article 50, and other records only where needed.
Use the vendor screener, evidence request builder, due diligence checklist, intake template, and AI inventory together. Vendor documents can support the deployer file, but they do not replace it.
Yes. Use the AI agent tools for workflows that use tools or take actions. Use the RAG screener where retrieval sources, embeddings, or source quality affect the output.
Do the first check. Keep the record.
Run the smallest useful tool for today’s decision. When the result shows a duty, risk, escalation, or review question, keep the record and assign an owner.
Educational only. Not legal advice. Review tool outputs with qualified legal, privacy, procurement, security, or sector experts where needed.