EU AI Governance & Compliance
Euridium classifies your AI systems, maps the obligations that apply to your role, and helps you build the evidence an auditor will ask for — grounded in the real text of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, not a fear-driven summary.
Decision support & audit-readiness — never a legal verdict, never a self-issued certificate.
The problem
Most tools hand you a generic checklist and a vanity score. The AI Act phases in over years, splits duties by your role in the value chain, and points at named national authorities. A one-off report goes stale the moment you export it.
Static, undated, and blind to whether you're a provider or a deployer — two roles with very different duties.
A number with no source. Auditors don't accept scores; they accept evidence tied to a specific article.
Which one? A useful platform names the market-surveillance authority for your country and links to it.
Every AI system you run, its risk tier, owner, applicable frameworks, readiness and open gaps — kept current.
Each duty carries its purpose, the “compliant-if” test, concrete actions and the evidence to attach and sign off.
The right articles for your role, the date each one starts to bind you, and the authority you'd actually contact.
The platform
Six connected modules, built on an honest reading of the law — depth where it matters, plain language where it counts.
A guided questionnaire routes each system through Annex I vs Annex III, the Article 6(3) filter, Article 25 “you became a provider”, and Article 2 exclusions — and returns a defensible risk tier with the date it applies.
Every requirement carries the source article, why it exists, the compliant-if criteria, the actions to take and the evidence expected — scoped to your role so you never see duties that aren't yours.
Attach documents to each obligation, capture a dated sign-off, and lock the record with a tamper-evident audit trail — the bridge from “we think we comply” to “here's the proof”.
A single register of every AI system and its owner, risk tier, frameworks, lifecycle stage and readiness — the inventory the Act assumes you already keep.
A regime-aware calendar counts down each application date, and incident timelines encode the real reporting clocks — from 2-day critical-infrastructure alerts to the 15-day serious-incident window.
An indicative crosswalk maps your obligations onto AI-management and information-security controls, so the work you do for the Act moves you toward standards readiness too.
How it works
Add your AI systems and answer a short, guided assessment. Euridium determines each system's risk tier and the exact regimes and articles that apply to your role.
Each system gets a scoped list of obligations with owners, due dates and status. Attach evidence, resolve gaps, and sign off — one obligation at a time.
The register, evidence and audit trail stay current as dates arrive and systems change — so a regulator's question is a lookup, not a fire drill.
Why now
The obligations phase in over several years. The dates that matter are the ones that bind your systems.
Why Euridium
Compliance software has a trust problem: inflated scores, self-issued certificates and fine-driven banners. Euridium takes the opposite approach.
We help you decide and prepare — we never present an automated legal verdict. Where the law is unsettled, we say so instead of guessing.
Provider, deployer, importer or distributor — you only ever see the duties that genuinely bind you, mapped to the exact article.
“Notify the authority” becomes the named market-surveillance body for your country, with the date the obligation starts to bind.
No vanity percentage. A locked, dated, signed-off evidence trail — the artefact that actually survives an audit.
Euridium prepares you for ISO 42001 / 27001 and for audit — it does not issue certificates and does not replace your legal counsel.
We focus on the AI Act now. The same engine is designed to extend across the wider EU digital rulebook — GDPR, NIS2, DORA and more — on a published roadmap.
Learn
Concise, sourced guides — free of jargon and free of scare tactics.
Questions
No — deliberately. It maps the obligations that apply to your role and helps you evidence them, but it never delivers an automated legal verdict. Responsibility remains with your organisation.
Never. Euridium supports readiness for ISO/IEC 42001 and 27001 and prepares you for audit; certification belongs to accredited bodies.
It is in beta. We are opening a small founding-partners programme — early access in exchange for real-world feedback.
Get started
Register your first system and run a guided assessment in minutes. No fear-mongering, no vanity score — just the obligations that apply to you and the evidence to back them up.