EU AI Act & AI Compliance Readiness
Get ready for the EU AI Act (major obligations Aug 2, 2026) and Colorado AI Act. We inventory and classify your AI systems, document gaps, and build the fix.
What this service covers
- EU AI Act compliance consulting
- AI compliance consulting
- Colorado AI Act readiness
- AI governance audit
- AI risk classification
- NIST AI RMF
- ISO 42001 readiness
Frequently asked questions
Does the EU AI Act apply to US companies?
It can. If you provide or deploy AI systems used in the EU, or whose output is used there, the EU AI Act may apply regardless of where your company is based. The safe first step is to inventory and classify your AI systems against the regulation's risk tiers, then confirm applicability with counsel.
What are the 2026 AI compliance deadlines?
The EU AI Act's obligations phase in through 2026, with a major milestone on August 2, 2026, and penalties for high-risk violations reaching up to 7% of global revenue. In the United States, the Colorado AI Act takes effect in 2026. Exact applicability and dates depend on your systems and markets, so confirm with legal counsel.
Is this legal advice?
No. We are not a law firm. We do the technical and operational readiness, like inventorying AI systems, classifying risk, building audit trails and documentation, and closing gaps, and we work alongside your legal counsel, who owns the legal interpretation.
How is this different from your AI Governance and Managed Operations service?
This engagement is the readiness assessment and gap-closing for a specific regulation and deadline. AI Governance and Managed Operations is the ongoing practice that runs the framework after you are compliant. Most clients do the readiness work first, then retain us to operate it.
How long does a readiness assessment take?
A scoped readiness assessment is typically 3 to 6 weeks: inventory your AI systems, classify them against the regulation, and produce a prioritized gap-and-remediation plan. Remediation timelines depend on what the assessment finds.
What do we walk away with?
An inventory of your AI systems, a risk classification against the relevant regulation, a documented gap analysis, and a prioritized remediation roadmap, mapped to frameworks like NIST AI RMF and ISO 42001 so the work counts toward more than one obligation.
Request the 30-day Analytics Truth Audit to scope this engagement for your environment.