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Answers to common questions about the EU AI Act, the assessment, and how IRP Compliance works.

The main enforcement provisions apply from 2 December 2027. High-risk AI systems must be documented, risk-assessed, and have human oversight mechanisms in place before that date. The assessment gives you a readiness score today so you know where to focus.

Any organisation that places AI systems on the EU market or puts them into service within the EU, regardless of where the organisation is headquartered. This includes companies that use AI tools supplied by a third party, if those tools affect decisions about people.

The assessment maps to the key obligations in the EU AI Act: risk classification, transparency requirements, human oversight, data governance, technical documentation, and post-market monitoring. Each question is scored independently and rolled up into an overall readiness percentage.

No. The assessment is a diagnostic tool, not a legal certification. It identifies gaps and generates evidence records that support your compliance process. For formal conformity assessments or legal sign-off, you will need to work with a qualified legal or technical advisor.

We store your email address, company name, revenue range, employee count, role, and your assessment responses. We do not store payment data, sensitive personal data, or any information about your customers. Full details are in the Privacy Policy linked below.

An evidence record is a timestamped, append-only log of a compliance decision: what was decided, why, and when. It is built on IRP (Intent Record Protocol), an open-source format designed to make decisions auditable across time and tools. Unlike a PDF report, evidence records cannot be retroactively altered.

Email privacy@irp-compliance.xyz with your company name and the email you used when submitting. We will delete your assessment data within 30 days and confirm by email.

Yes. Simply start a new assessment using the same email. Each submission is recorded separately so you can track your readiness improvement over time. For partners, all submissions are visible in the partner dashboard with timestamps.

The partner programme is for AI consultancies, law firms, and compliance advisors who want to offer EU AI Act readiness to their clients under their own brand. Partners get a private dashboard, a personalised invite link, and white-label reporting. Learn more on the Partners page.

The Commission's tool (and similar free checkers) answers one question: does the AI Act apply to you, and at what risk tier? That is a useful starting point, but it stops there. It produces no score, no evidence documentation, no PDF, and no ongoing record. It is a self-triage tool, not a compliance platform.

IRP Compliance picks up where those tools end:

  • Quantified readiness, a scored assessment across Art. 12, 13, 14, 26, 27 and 72 obligations, not just a risk tier label.
  • Fine exposure in euros, calculated against your reported revenue under Art. 99 penalty thresholds.
  • Regulator-ready documentation, a dated PDF report framed as a good-faith compliance effort, suitable for boards, auditors, and supervisory authorities.
  • Append-only evidence records, built on IRP (Intent Record Protocol), so every compliance decision is timestamped and cannot be retroactively altered.
  • Ongoing tracking, re-assess as your systems or obligations change. Each submission is versioned so you can show progress over time.
  • Partner delivery, white-label reports through your compliance advisor or AI platform provider.

The EU tool tells you if you need to act. IRP Compliance helps you prove that you did.

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Not legal advice. IRP Compliance provides a readiness diagnostic. Nothing on this site constitutes legal, regulatory, or professional advice. For formal compliance certification, consult a qualified legal advisor.