EU AI Act compliance documentation — built for founders and small teams.
EU AI Act compliance documentation costs €15,000–€50,000 when you engage a law firm to produce it. For most startups and small teams, that number is not realistic.
Article 11 was built to close that gap. It generates structured compliance documentation drafts mapped to the applicable obligations of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — designed to be handed to legal counsel for review and final sign-off, not to replace that review.
A documentation generator. It takes your system description and produces structured, clause-referenced drafts in minutes. Every section maps to a specific legal obligation. Every document includes a source appendix listing the exact articles and Annex provisions it was built from.
The tool covers three products:
Not a law firm. Not legal advice. The documents this tool generates are drafts — they require review by qualified legal counsel before submission to any competent authority or notified body. Every document we produce states this clearly.
We do not guarantee legal sufficiency for any specific jurisdiction or use case. Regulatory interpretation of the EU AI Act is still developing. Generated documents reflect the obligations as understood at the time of generation and should be updated as guidance evolves.
Founders and engineering teams who need to understand what compliance requires before engaging a lawyer. Small companies that need a structured starting point, not a blank page. Teams working to deadlines who cannot wait months for a legal engagement to produce first drafts.
If you have a high-risk AI system and significant legal exposure, engage a qualified EU AI Act counsel. This tool makes their job faster and your bill smaller — it does not replace them.
Questions about your generated documents? Contact us at euaiactdocs@gmail.com — we reply to every message. Responses are informational only and do not constitute legal advice.
