EU AI Act compliance, from inventory to evidence.
Map your AI systems, determine what the Act requires, close governance and evidence gaps, and maintain an auditable compliance record as systems, models and vendors change.
HRIA and FRIA support is built into the workflow where relevant — as modules, not as the whole product.
Powered by AEGIS™ — Daetis's traceable AI governance and compliance engine.
Initial AI Act compliance assessment. Describe your AI system. This is not a statutory classification or a conformity decision.
Organisation-level governance. System-level compliance.
One chain from inventory to audit trail. AEGIS is the engine behind classification, obligation packs, evidence requests, and screening findings. This site does not invent legal outcomes.
AI inventory & role
Register systems and establish who operates, deploys, or provides them.
Classification & obligations
Determine risk category and the obligation areas that follow from that role.
Risk, HRIA & FRIA
Run risk analysis and human-rights / fundamental-rights modules where they apply.
Controls, evidence & documentation
Close governance and control gaps. Keep an evidence trail that can be inspected.
Monitoring & reassessment
Revisit the record as models, vendors, purposes, or operating context change.
How it works
From system facts to an auditable record.
The public entry point is an initial AI Act assessment. Deeper evidence, controls and monitoring live in the AEGIS workflow — not as a screening-then-consultancy funnel.
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Add your AI systems
Describe purpose, context, vendor and model. Attach the documents you already have.
- 02
Determine role, risk category and applicable requirements
AEGIS reads the facts you supply and returns obligation areas — including priority risks and screening findings on the current engine.
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Close evidence, governance and control gaps
Work the gaps, information requests, and HRIA / FRIA modules where they are triggered.
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Maintain an auditable record as systems change
Keep the compliance record current when models, vendors, or operating context shift.
A compliance workspace you can inspect.
Live results come from AEGIS after you describe a system. The layout below is an illustrative compliance record — not a legal conclusion and not a current API payload.
- AI system / use case
- Internal candidate ranking assistant (illustrative)
- Operator role
- Deployer — to be confirmed by AEGIS from system facts
- Risk category
- Not a live classification — example layout only
- Applicable obligation areas
- Transparency · human oversight · documentation · monitoring
- Human oversight
- Needs reviewNeeds review
- Documentation
- GapGap
- Monitoring
- Needs reviewNeeds review
- HRIA module
- Available where triggered — not run on this mock
- FRIA module
- Available where triggered — not run on this mock
Expertise
Built from real AI governance work.
AIHRIA is built by Daetis. Our work brings together human rights expertise, AI assessment methods, and practical training for the organisations building, deploying, and overseeing AI.
UNDP
Assessment workflows for data protection authorities
We develop practical human rights impact assessment workflows with UNDP, helping data protection authorities examine AI systems, identify potential harms, and structure their assessments.
Equinet
AI assessment for equality bodies
Equinet has commissioned us to design and deliver training on AI profiling, discrimination, and assessment, helping equality bodies connect technical evidence with how they investigate and act.
From startups to government
Practical skills to assess AI
We train startups, companies, public institutions, and government officials to understand AI risks and apply assessment methods to real projects.
That experience shapes our approach to your project: understand the system, examine its effects on people, and turn findings into practical improvements.
Contact
Talk to Daetis
Use the AEGIS intake for an initial AI Act assessment, or send a short note if you need a conversation on inventory, evidence, or HRIA / FRIA modules.
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