EU AI Act Compliance
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Enter the URL of your website or webshop. We automatically scan the most important pages.
Our scanner detects chatbots, recommendation systems, AI content and tracking scripts.
Receive a clear report with your compliance score and concrete recommendations.
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Our scanner checks your website for 6 categories of AI systems, linked to 32 EU AI Act rules.
Tidio, Intercom, Drift, Zendesk, HubSpot, Crisp, LiveChat, Freshdesk and more.
Art. 50(1)Nosto, Clerk.io, Algolia, Shopify recommendations, Dynamic Yield and similar tools.
Art. 50 + Overw. 70ⓘDetection of AI-generated texts, images, deepfakes and content markers.
Art. 50(2)(4)Segment, Amplitude, Optimizely and other AI-driven analytics and personalisation tools.
Art. 50 + AVG 22ⓘSystems that analyse emotions or process biometric data for categorisation.
Art. 5(1)(f)(g)AI-driven price adjustments based on user behaviour or personal characteristics.
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How the scan works
A fully automated compliance check against the EU AI Act — no technical knowledge required.
Our scanner visits your website like a real visitor. We analyse HTML code, scripts, cookies and network requests to find AI systems.
Every detected AI system is assessed against the EU AI Act. From chatbot transparency (Art. 50) to prohibited practices (Art. 5).
A compliance score from A to F with concrete steps to become compliant. Including deadline overview and fine risk per finding.
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The EU AI Act is the world's first comprehensive AI law. From 2025, European businesses must comply with rules on transparency, risk management and responsible use of AI systems.
If you use AI tools like chatbots, product recommendations or AI-generated content, transparency obligations apply. Even a simple chatbot falls under Article 50 of the AI Act.
The AI literacy obligation (Article 4) has been in effect since 2 February 2025. Transparency obligations for chatbots and AI content apply from 2 August 2026. Prohibited AI practices (Article 5) have been banned since February 2025.
Most important step: ensure users know when they are communicating with AI. Add disclaimers to chatbots, label AI-generated content, and mention AI usage in your privacy policy.
In the AI Act, a deployer is the organization that uses an AI system. If you place an AI chatbot on your website, you are the deployer — even if you didn't build the AI yourself. You have obligations.
Yes. As a deployer, you are responsible for transparency towards your visitors. You must disclose that the chatbot is AI-powered, regardless of who built the software.
GDPR is about how you process personal data. The AI Act is about how you use AI systems. They complement each other: GDPR protects data, the AI Act protects against irresponsible AI use.
Fines are substantial: up to 7% of global annual turnover for prohibited AI, up to 3% for transparency violations. For a company with €1M turnover, that's up to €70,000 or €30,000 respectively.
Social scoring, subliminal AI manipulation (dark patterns), emotion recognition in the workplace, scraping faces for databases, and biometric categorisation based on race or religion. This has been in effect since February 2025.
Yes. Article 4 requires organizations to give employees working with AI sufficient knowledge. A short workshop or e-learning suffices. This obligation has been in effect since February 2025.
Yes, the AI Act applies to all organizations using AI, regardless of size. However, the law considers proportionality: fines for SMEs are adjusted to the company.
You must disclose this. A short label like 'This text was written with the help of AI' suffices. Stricter rules apply to texts about health or news.
If you use AI for personalisation, your cookie banner must specifically mention this. Not just 'marketing cookies' but also 'AI personalisation'. Let visitors opt out of AI tracking separately.
Anything that selects products or content based on behavior: 'recommended for you', 'customers also bought', personalised search results. If AI powers this, you must explain how it works.
No, our scan is informative and provides an indication of your compliance status. For legal advice, we recommend consulting a specialised advisor.