Awarded Compliance Co-Pilot — EU AI Act ready for small biz
EU AI Act enforcement: August 2, 2026

EU AI Act ready before the deadline.

The Awarded Compliance Co-Pilot gives small businesses continuous monitoring, automatic risk classification, and audit-ready documentation across all 92 articles — so you're shippable when enforcement hits on Aug 2.

92 Articles tracked
4 Risk tiers
~13d Until enforcement
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Three things the co-pilot does for your business

Built for small teams that ship or use AI — not enterprises with in-house legal departments. Each capability ships with a generated proof point, not a sales line.

Continuous AI Act monitoring

Every published AI Act article, delegated act, and implementing regulation tracked against your actual AI footprint. We flag what changed, what you need to do, and by when — no legal parsing required.

Proof point Tracks 92 EU AI Act articles across 4 enforcement tiers, updated daily via Polsia AI proxy.

Risk classification for your AI use cases

Tell us what you ship or use — a chatbot, a recommender, a credit scorer, an LLM, a CV pipeline — and we'll auto-classify each workflow against the prohibited / high-risk / limited-risk / minimal-risk bucket, with the reasoning cited.

Proof point Auto-classifies your workflows against the prohibited / high-risk / limited-risk / minimal-risk bucket.

Audit-ready documentation pack

Generate the records national market-surveillance authorities will actually ask for. Markdown and PDF exports covering Article 9/10/12 records, technical documentation, and post-market monitoring logs — ready to hand over.

Proof point Markdown + PDF exports covering Article 9/10/12 records, technical documentation, and post-market monitoring logs.

EU AI Act timeline, answered

When does enforcement begin?
First wave — prohibitions on certain AI practices and GPAI model provider obligations — applies on August 2, 2026. High-risk system obligations for Annex III use cases begin on the same date.
What changes on August 2, 2026?
Prohibited practices become enforceable (subliminal manipulation, social scoring, untargeted face-scraping, etc.). General-purpose AI model providers must publish technical documentation and copyright-compliance summaries. National market-surveillance authorities gain enforcement powers.
Who is in scope?
Providers, deployers, importers, distributors, and authorized representatives of AI systems whose output is used in the EU — regardless of where the provider is headquartered. Small businesses are not exempt; the test is risk tier, not headcount.
What are the penalties?
Prohibited practices: up to EUR 35M or 7% of worldwide annual turnover, whichever is higher. Other high-risk infringements: up to EUR 15M or 3%. Supplying incorrect information: up to EUR 7.5M or 1%.
Do US small businesses need to comply?
Yes, if your AI system's output is used in the EU. The Act applies extraterritorially — a US-based SaaS whose customers ship AI outputs into the Union is in scope, even without an EU establishment.
When does full applicability hit?
High-risk Annex III obligations: Aug 2, 2026. High-risk for products with safety components (Annex I): Aug 2, 2027. Remaining provisions: Aug 2, 2028.

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