Document every AI-assisted decision with tamper-evident audit trails. Automated compliance analysis against Articles 9, 12, 13, and 14. Export audit-ready PDF reports in one click. Plans from $29/month.
High-risk AI system requirements under the EU AI Act become enforceable on August 2, 2026. Organizations that cannot demonstrate Article 12 logging compliance face fines of up to 35 million EUR or 7% of global annual turnover — whichever is higher. Building compliance processes takes time. Start documenting today.
The regulation demands documentation, transparency, and human oversight for high-risk AI. Here is how each article maps to Compliora.
Establish and maintain a risk management system throughout the AI lifecycle.
Compliora tracks risk scores per decision and trends over time.
Automatic logging capabilities for traceability of AI system functioning.
Every record captures inputs, outputs, reasoning, and context automatically.
AI systems must be designed to allow users to interpret outputs appropriately.
Human reasoning fields document why decisions diverged from AI suggestions.
Measures to enable human oversight during operation of high-risk AI.
Decision records prove human review with timestamps and rationale.
If your team uses AI to make decisions in any of these sectors, the EU AI Act applies to you.
AI-assisted diagnostics, clinical decision support, treatment recommendations
EU AI Act + HIPAACredit scoring, investment advice, fraud detection, algorithmic trading
EU AI Act + MiFID II + DORACase analysis, contract review, legal research, risk assessment
EU AI ActAI-assisted recruitment, performance evaluation, workforce planning
EU AI ActStudent assessment, admission decisions, learning path recommendations
EU AI ActRisk assessment, claims processing, pricing models, underwriting
EU AI Act + Solvency IIFree tier includes 5 records per month. No credit card required. Upgrade when you need to scale.
The EU AI Act enforcement begins August 2, 2026 for high-risk AI systems. Organizations deploying AI in healthcare, finance, legal, HR, and other regulated sectors must have documentation and compliance processes in place by this date. Fines for non-compliance reach up to 35 million EUR or 7% of global annual turnover.
Article 12 requires automatic logging of AI system operations. For high-risk systems, you must record: the period of use, the reference database used, input data that led to a match, and the identification of natural persons involved in verification. Compliora captures all of these elements in a structured, tamper-evident format.
High-risk AI systems include those used in: biometric identification, critical infrastructure management, education and vocational training access, employment and worker management, essential private and public services (credit scoring, insurance), law enforcement, migration and border control, and administration of justice. If your organization uses AI in any of these areas, you need documentation.
Compliora provides a guided workflow to document every AI-assisted decision. It captures the AI recommendation, human decision, reasoning, and context. Claude AI then analyzes the record against Articles 12-14 requirements, generates a compliance score, identifies gaps, and provides specific remediation guidance. All records are sealed with SHA-256 hashes for tamper detection.
If you use AI outputs (from ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, or any other tool) to make professional decisions in regulated areas — clinical recommendations, financial advice, legal analysis, hiring decisions — then yes, the EU AI Act requires documentation of those decisions. Compliora makes this documentation fast and structured.
Enterprise platforms like Vanta and Holistic AI focus on organization-level governance at $10K-$80K/year. Compliora works at the individual decision level — for the doctor, analyst, or lawyer who actually uses AI daily. Plans start at $29/month, and you can begin documenting decisions in minutes, not months.