Regulation (EU) 2024/1689
Comply with the EU AI Act, by role and risk
The first horizontal AI regulation. Obligations switch on from your role — provider, deployer, importer — and each AI system’s risk tier, tracked against the phased deadlines (high-risk: 2 August 2026). An AI-system register, a risk-classification wizard, a conformity tracker and a Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment — not a generic checklist.
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obligations mapped
Art. 27
FRIA built in
2 Aug 2026
high-risk deadline
- Scoped by role and risk
- AI-system register + classification
- Conformity + registration tracker
- Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment
What’s in the module
The regulation, scoped to you
Not a fixed checklist — a role- and risk-scoped obligation set with a per-system layer, tracked against the phased deadlines.
- 01
Scoped by role and risk
Obligations switch on from your role(s) and each system’s risk tier, so you only ever see what actually applies to you.
- 02
AI-system register + classification
Inventory every AI system and run a guided risk-classification wizard — with AI assist — against the Annex III categories.
- 03
Conformity + registration tracker
For high-risk systems: declaration → CE marking → EU-database registration, tracked as a first-class workflow.
- 04
Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment
Draft and maintain the Article 27 FRIA with an AI drafter, reusing the same evidence store as everything else.
How it runs
From your AI estate to the 2026 deadline
Computed applicability
Set your role(s) and risk profile once; Obligara switches each obligation in or out of scope and writes the justification — so you work the list that actually applies to you.
Per-system classification & FRIA
Classify each AI system against the risk tiers and Annex III, track conformity for high-risk systems (declaration → CE mark → registration), and run the Article 27 Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment.
A compliance aid, not legal advice
A structured way to manage the obligations, grounded in the Regulation and reusing your evidence store — with a human deciding what applies. It supports your legal team; it doesn’t replace it.
Pairs naturally with ISO 42001: run the AI management system and the EU AI Act obligations off one AI-system register and one evidence store.
See the EU AI Act on your AI estate
Tell us your role and systems and we’ll show which obligations apply, your classification and the FRIA — live.