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The AI Act: A Compliance Framework You Cannot Afford to Ignore
Non-compliance with the AI Act is not a calculated risk; it is an unavoidable one. The lack of mapping of artificial intelligence systems and appropriate governance directly exposes the company to major regulatory risks.
Beyond financial penalties, the impacts are numerous:
- Suspension or removal of your artificial intelligence systems
- Increased legal liability in the event of automated decision-making
- Loss of trust from customers and partners
- Lasting damage to your organization's reputation
By failing to anticipate, the company then exposes itself to consequences that it can no longer control.
€35 million or 7%
of global annual turnover as a maximum fine in case of using prohibited systems.
August 2026
entry into force of obligations for high-risk systems.
2027
full application of the AI Act regulation across Europe.
Our AI Act compliance support: from mapping to operational alignment
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Mapping and classification of your artificial intelligence systems
Our experts identify your artificial intelligence systems, analyze the data utilized, and assess their risk level in accordance with the AI Act regulation. The objective: qualify each use case, identify high-risk systems, and measure your current compliance level. This phase includes the analysis of models, data flows, and automated processes. You receive a clear overview of your regulatory exposure and the actions required.
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Deployment of your tailored AI Act compliance program
Based on this analysis, we structure and deploy a compliance program tailored to your use cases and business challenges:
- Mapping AI-related risks
- Establishing compliance and control procedures
- Defining an operational action plan
Each step is carried out in collaboration with your teams. Our methodology is built on four phases: scoping, analysis, structuring, and operational deployment.
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AI governance, technical documentation, and team training
A compliance framework cannot be effective without clear governance. We assist you in establishing a structured AI governance system, producing the required technical documentation, and training your teams.
We raise awareness among your employees regarding transparency, ethics, and risk management challenges related to artificial intelligence. The objective: guarantee sustainable compliance and operational adoption throughout the entire organization.
Also discover Eterra’s expertise to structure your projects and secure your funding.
The AI Act timeline your company needs to know
The regulatory framework of the AI Act is being deployed progressively. Each stage introduces new obligations for companies using artificial intelligence systems.
Entry into force of the AI Act regulation
The European regulation on artificial intelligence comes into effect. Companies must identify their systems, analyze their use cases, and initiate their compliance process.
- All companies using artificial intelligence systems.
Prohibited systems and general-purpose AI (GPAI) models
Systems presenting an unacceptable risk are banned. General-purpose artificial intelligence models are subject to specific requirements regarding transparency, documentation, and data management.
- Companies developing or using IA models
High-risk systems
High-risk systems must be brought into compliance: governance, technical documentation, risk management, and human supervision become mandatory.
- Companies using high-impact IA systems (HR, finance, healthcare)
Full application of the regulation
The regulatory framework is fully applicable to all systems concerned. enforcement is strengthened across europe.
- All companies affected by the IA act
Why choose Eterra Partners as your IA act compliance consulting firm?
Eterra Partners combines complementary expertise in regulatory compliance, governance, and artificial intelligence. this cross-functional approach secures your digital systems while supporting your operational challenges.
- Integrated GRC approach - IA act, GDPR and CSRD
We integrate all of your regulatory obligations into a comprehensive approach: IA compliance, data protection, and ESG requirements. this unified vision avoids silos and structures a coherent governance.
- Multidisciplinary approach - legal, data and governance
Our missions mobilize complementary expertise to cover the entire lifecycle of your artificial intelligence systems: regulatory analysis, data management, governance, and risk management.
- Senior interlocutors - operational expertise
Our experienced consultants work directly with your leadership teams. we collaborate with key roles: executive management, DPO, CISO, or compliance officers.
- An IA tool to accelerate your compliance
Eterra Partners relies on a tool based on artificial intelligence to automate risk classification, structure your policies, and accelerate your compliance.
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Every day without a structured compliance program increases your exposure to regulatory risk. do not wait for a penalty to take action.
YOUR QUESTIONS
FAQ - IA Act compliance
Before contacting us, you may have these questions. Here are direct answers from our senior consultants.
Is my company affected by the AI Act?
Yes. Any company using an artificial intelligence system in a professional context is affected, regardless of its sector or size.
What is the difference between a high-risk AI system and a limited-risk AI system?
A high-risk system has a direct impact on sensitive decisions (recruitment, credit, healthcare). A limited-risk system primarily imposes transparency obligations towards users.
Does the AI Act also apply to SMEs, mid-sized companies, and startups?
Yes. The regulation applies to all companies. The obligations are proportionate, but the use of artificial intelligence systems always implies a compliance framework. Text
How can I integrate AI Act and GDPR compliance within the same program?
The GDPR governs personal data, while the AI Act governs artificial intelligence systems. An integrated approach allows for the structuring of a coherent and effective compliance program.