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Free EU AI Act compliance tools that do the work

Check your exposure, work out your fine risk and generate the notices you owe. Each tool is free, runs in your browser and stores nothing until you ask. When you are ready, any result can become a record in Veritome.

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Art. 50 disclosure-notice generator

The notice your chatbot or assistant shows, plus the machine-readable marking for Art. 50(2). Fill it in, then copy and paste it.

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Exposure scan

Answer five questions to see your likely risk tier, the articles that follow from it and a readiness figure.

Art. 6Annex III→
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Fine calculator

Enter your turnover and the type of breach to see your maximum administrative fine under Art. 99. You can share the result.

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Worker notification

The notice a deployer gives workers and their representatives before an AI system is used at work.

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Vendor AI questionnaire

A due-diligence questionnaire to send the AI vendors you deploy, mapped to the deployer duties.

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Weekly brief

Enforcement and news tracker

The EU AI governance brief: one email a week on EU AI Act enforcement, guidance and deadlines, sourced and dated. Read the archive or subscribe by email or RSS.

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FRIA and Annex IV starters

Short document generators that give you a first draft of the two big assessments.

Art. 27Annex IV
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Vendor EU AI Act passport directory

How the AI vendors you use describe their own posture. Each vendor declares its own entry and can claim it.

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EU-sovereign by design

Why it matters where your compliance data lives. Veritome is built and hosted in Europe.

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How the tools relate to the product

A result here becomes a record there

Each tool runs the same rules and templates the product ships. A notice you generate, a scan you run or a fine you calculate can be saved onto the matching obligation, with its evidence, as soon as you start a free workspace.

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