Regulatory Evidence
Traceable EU AI Act compliance measurement.
Provectio helps law firms, AI companies, and compliance teams measure documentation against the regulation, identify what is missing, and produce source-linked evidence for audit, legal, and compliance review. Provectio measures. It does not advise.
What We Have Already Measured
Provectio has already measured the EU AI Act as a working evidence layer: obligations, addressees, instruction gaps, tensions, and penalty-linked structure. This is the foundation beneath the client-specific assessments.
What The Evidence Looks Like
Each provision is measured for how strongly and how concretely it binds. The evidence shows not only what the law says, but what it demands and with what consequence — and every result is reproducible.
Article 25(1)(a), Responsibilities along the AI value chain. Every finding carries a SHA-256 integrity hash.
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A single clause analysed through the full pipeline: classification, obligation strength, compliance orientation, and integrity hash. Inspect the output before purchasing.
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Three systems, three risk categories, three different findings. HR tech, credit scoring, and GPAI, each with real numbers from the Provectio index.
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Start with a classification, then move to documentation measurement and full gap analysis as needed. Available directly or through legal advisory partners.
Classification
EUR 2,500
48 hours
Risk tier determination and applicable article list, filtered by Annex III category and addressee role. Process ID and integrity hash included.
Technical File
EUR 15,000
1 week
Annex IV coverage across 22 sections. Gap measurement per requirement. Instruction-gap findings with penalty links.
Comprehensive
EUR 35,000
2 weeks
Full article-by-article gap analysis. Penalty exposure per finding. Compliance orientation per finding.
Beyond the EU AI Act: Regulatory Compliance Measurement
Provectio is entering the market through the EU AI Act. The same measurement logic can later extend into adjacent regulatory corpora where the evidence burden justifies the depth.
Next: GDPR, DORA, MiFID II, and medical device regulation.
Frequently asked questions
What is a conformity assessment under the EU AI Act?
A conformity assessment is the process by which an AI system provider demonstrates that their system meets the requirements of the EU AI Act before placing it on the market. For high-risk systems, this includes technical documentation (Annex IV), risk management, and quality management. Provectio measures documentation against these requirements.
When does the EU AI Act take effect?
The EU AI Act entered into force on 1 August 2024. Prohibited practices applied from 2 February 2025. GPAI obligations from 2 August 2025. Under the 2026 Digital Omnibus amendments, high-risk system obligations apply from 2 December 2027, and from 2 August 2028 for AI systems embedded in products covered by EU product safety legislation.
What are the penalties for non-compliance?
Penalties range from EUR 7,500,000 (1% of turnover) for incorrect information, to EUR 15,000,000 (3%) for most obligations, to EUR 35,000,000 (7%) for prohibited practices. The higher of the fixed amount or turnover percentage applies.
What is Annex III of the EU AI Act?
Annex III lists the categories of high-risk AI systems. These include AI used in recruitment, credit scoring, law enforcement, border management, critical infrastructure, education, and medical devices. Systems in these categories must complete a conformity assessment before 2 December 2027.
What does Provectio measure?
Provectio measures documentation against regulatory requirements. It identifies where your documentation meets the regulation, where it falls short, and by how much. Every finding carries a cryptographic integrity hash. Provectio measures. It does not advise.
Do I need a notified body for the EU AI Act?
Most high-risk AI systems can use internal conformity assessment (Annex VI) without a notified body. Notified body involvement is required only for certain biometric identification systems and where the provider chooses the quality management route (Annex VII). Provectio's measurement applies regardless of the assessment route.
For law firms
Your lawyers interpret. Our system measures. Together you give clients something neither can produce alone: a classification with a forensic receipt, delivered in 48 hours, that your legal advice builds on.
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