AI Act Compliance Accelerator
The AI Act is being phased in now — prohibited practices and the AI-literacy duty have applied since February 2025, the transparency duties and the enforcement architecture since August 2026, and the principal high-risk obligations from December 2027, deferred there by the Digital Omnibus on AI. The question is no longer whether it applies to you, but which of your systems it catches, on what date, and what evidence you can show.
New to the AI Act? Start with the plain-language explainer →
- 01 InventoryEvery AI system in use — sanctioned or shadow — catalogued with owner and purpose.
- 02 ClassifyEach system mapped against the Act’s risk categories, Annex III first.
- 03 Map dutiesProvider or deployer obligations assigned to named owners with deadlines.
- 04 RemediateA prioritised roadmap — closing the highest-exposure gaps first.
Fixed-fee diagnostic
A scoped, fixed-fee assessment of your AI estate and exposure — enough to know exactly where you stand before committing to anything larger.
Live high-risk practice
Kramer Consulting advises in practice on the AI Act compliance of a live high-risk AI system (AI-enhanced talent acquisition platform, Annex III employment) — this is applied work, not theory.
An audit-ready file
Classification rationale, obligation register, remediation log and the literacy evidence — documentation that stands up when a regulator, client, investor or auditor asks.