Responsible artificial intelligence governance
EU AI Act: from an AI inventory to managed implementation.
We help organisations understand how the EU AI Act relates to the AI systems they develop or use, set priorities and implement a practical, risk-based governance model.
Who this is for
For organisations that develop, integrate, supply or use AI systems and need a clear view of their roles, risks, applicable obligations and implementation priorities.
Where pressure builds
- There is no consolidated inventory of AI systems and use cases, leaving the true regulatory scope unclear.
- Provider, deployer and other operator roles, responsibilities and supplier relationships are not clearly assigned.
- Prohibited practices, risk classifications, human oversight and transparency obligations are assessed inconsistently.
- Documentation, monitoring and AI literacy measures are not proportionate to the organisation’s actual risk.
Our approach
- Inventory AI systems and use cases, including purpose, data, owners, suppliers and potential impact.
- Establish whether the organisation acts as a provider, deployer or another operator and preliminarily classify prohibited practices and risk categories.
- Perform a gap / readiness assessment, map applicable requirements to existing controls and prioritise remediation.
- Implement an AI governance policy, clear accountabilities, supplier and contract controls, human oversight, transparency, documentation and monitoring.
- Build a risk-based AI literacy programme for leadership, system owners, users and control functions.
What you receive
- AI system and use-case inventory with owners, organisational roles and initial risk classification.
- EU AI Act readiness and gap assessment with a prioritised implementation roadmap.
- AI governance policy, accountability model and principles for decisions and exceptions.
- Controls for suppliers, contracts, human oversight, transparency, documentation and monitoring.
- Role-based AI literacy plan and executive-ready progress reporting.
Executive outcomes
A clear view of AI use, organisational roles and regulatory risk.
A prioritised, proportionate and actionable readiness roadmap.
Managed AI use supported by clear accountability and evidence.
Scope boundary
We do not provide legal opinions on the applicability of the EU AI Act. Organisational roles, applicable requirements and the scope of work are confirmed during the initial assessment, working alongside the client’s legal advisers where required.