European reviews ask for evidence, not another unbounded dashboard.
- AI vendors answering enterprise procurement, security, privacy, or customer-assurance questionnaires.
- Technology providers asked to demonstrate an EU AI Act evidence position for a named system.
- Procurement teams that need a reconstructable record before approving an AI supplier.
- Advisers and assurance teams that need a bounded evidence handoff without replacing legal analysis.
Connect the request to the actual system, evidence, and accountable decision.
The assigned review language is confirmed before work begins. AGICOMPLY preserves the exact source and version used, then records what the supplied evidence can and cannot support.
A defined AI system, intended use, owner, version, deployment boundary, and material dependencies.
The organization’s provider, deployer, importer, or distributor role basis for the review context.
Buyer-requested governance, security, privacy, testing, human-oversight, and data-handling records.
Article 50 disclosure, marking, detection, publication, and approval evidence where applicable.
Known gaps, limitations, exceptions, remediation ownership, and accountable review decisions.
One paid engagement. Five reviewer-facing outputs.
The Baseline is designed to become the final evidence handoff before a procurement, assurance, or approval decision.
- Evidence Inventory tied to one defined AI system and review date.
- Mapping Summary showing which supplied artifacts support the assigned requirements.
- Gap Register separating missing, weak, stale, unattributed, and inaccessible evidence.
- Ordered Remediation Plan sequenced by the dependencies most likely to delay review.
- Chain-of-Custody Statement preserving source, owner, version, hash, collection date, and reviewer action.
A separate European production environment for authorized work.
The EEA workspace supports regional deployment separation without turning infrastructure location into a certification claim.
Frankfurt application compute
The EEA project’s Vercel Functions are configured for Frankfurt, Germany.
Separate EEA data plane
The environment uses a separate Supabase project in the EEA. External embeddings are disabled for this deployment.
Written data-handling scope
Evidence-transfer conditions, subprocessors, access, and review scope are confirmed before client material is submitted.
Review data handlingPublic marketing stays separate
Search engines index AGICOMPLY.com. The authenticated EEA client workspace remains excluded from indexing.
Transparency measures now need an examinable record.
Article 50 has applied since 2 August 2026. Where it is relevant to the defined system, the Baseline can organize disclosure notices, machine-readable marking specifications, detection testing, publication records, approvals, and limitations for reviewer examination.
AGICOMPLY does not determine legal applicability or certify compliance. Those conclusions remain with the organization and its counsel.
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Evaluate the engagement without a sales call.
Does AGICOMPLY certify EU AI Act compliance?
No. AGICOMPLY prepares a bounded evidence position for reviewer examination. It does not provide a legal determination, conformity assessment, certification, or guarantee of compliance.
Who is this engagement for?
It is designed for AI vendors, technology providers, procurement teams, advisers, and assurance teams working through an active European buyer review for one defined AI system.
What is included in the fixed scope?
The $3,500 ATO Readiness Baseline includes an Evidence Inventory, Mapping Summary, Gap Register, Ordered Remediation Plan, and Chain-of-Custody Statement for one AI system and one review context.
Is there an EEA application environment?
Yes. Authorized European engagements can use a dedicated EEA production workspace with Vercel Functions configured in Frankfurt and a separate Supabase project in the EEA. Engagement-specific data-handling conditions are confirmed before evidence transfer.
Does the engagement require an annual software license?
No. The Baseline is a fixed-scope engagement. No annual license is required.
Turn one active buyer request into a bounded evidence workstream.
$3,500 fixed scope. One defined AI system and review context. No annual license required. No sales call required.