AI Act Readiness Sprint
From free risk check to a concrete AI Act plan. In 2 weeks we map your AI landscape within agreed scope, classify every system found, and deliver a 30, 60, 90 day roadmap.
Standard scope up to 250 employees. The clock starts after kickoff and scope freeze. Larger scope is discussed during intake.
How does it work?
Kickoff & scope
We define the scope together: business units, processes, suppliers, internal AI tools and the main risks.
AI inventory
We interview key stakeholders and inventory all AI systems: from enterprise tools to team-level solutions running under the radar.
Risk classification
Each system is classified according to the EU AI Act: prohibited, high-risk, limited risk or minimal risk. Substantiated with article references.
Gap analysis & roadmap
We compare your current situation with AI Act, GDPR, security and governance expectations and deliver a 30, 60, 90 day roadmap.
Management session
We present findings, priorities and follow-up routes. You know what can be done internally, what needs training and where guidance is useful.
What you get
For whom?
Compliance officers
Who need to demonstrate the organization complies with the AI Act but don't know where to start.
CTOs and IT managers
Who want oversight of which AI tools run in the organization and what the risks are.
Board members
Who want a clear picture of compliance status for board reporting and risk management.
Product teams
Who embed AI into software, healthcare applications or customer processes and need to understand the resulting obligations.
Four firm guarantees
We carry the risk of the engagement, not you. Not with a vague refund promise, but with four concrete commitments.
Fixed scope
The deliverables we agree are the deliverables we ship. No scope drift afterwards.
Delivery guarantee after scope freeze
If the sprint runs late due to our execution, we keep working at no extra cost until the deliverables are on the table. The clock starts after kickoff and scope freeze.
One-time rework guarantee
If a reviewer, auditor or legal adviser raises reasonable questions about the structure, completeness or explainability of our deliverables, we incorporate that feedback once, at no cost, within scope.
No vendor lock-in
All data, documents and evidence are yours. No hidden licences, no exit fees, no dependency on us after the sprint.
Cover the full dossier
The Readiness Sprint covers your AI systems. To cover the full AI Act dossier, add the Article 4 Evidence Sprint that makes AI literacy provable across your workforce. Together they form the Compliance Bundle.
Frequently asked questions
We don't even know which AI systems we use. Can you still help?
Especially then. The Readiness Sprint starts with an inventory. We map which systems are running, including supplier software and tools that teams have procured themselves.
How much time does it require from our organization?
Minimal. We need 2 to 3 interviews with key stakeholders (each max 1 hour) and access to an overview of your IT landscape. We do the rest.
What if we turn out to have no high-risk systems?
Then you know that with documentation to support it. We also identify what is still needed, such as AI literacy, transparency, supplier control and internal policy. The logical next step is then the Article 4 Evidence Sprint.
How is the scope determined?
After a short intake we define which business units, systems, and deliverables fit the sprint. You then receive a concrete proposal for your situation.
How does this relate to the Evidence Sprint and the bundle?
The Readiness Sprint covers your AI systems (governance). The Article 4 Evidence Sprint covers your people (workforce literacy). The HR-AI Evidence Bundle combines both in parallel within 30 days.
Ready to get started?
In an AI Act risk call we discuss your situation and determine whether the Readiness Sprint is the right first step, or whether the Compliance Bundle fits better.
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