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EU AI Act Compliance

Get your business AI Act ready — before it becomes a liability

AI Act Ready helps UK and EU businesses identify which EU AI Act duties apply, assess governance and evidence gaps, and build a prioritised, defensible readiness plan covering AI inventory, risk, ISO/IEC 42001 and procurement.

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How it works

Your route to AI Act readiness

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Free Exposure Check14 questions, 2–3 minutes. Instant indicative results — no sign-up.
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Your indicative resultsReadiness score, likely exposure level and flagged risk areas.
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Full Readiness AssessmentWe verify your risk classification and gap-analyse your AI estate (5–7 days).
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Remediation roadmapPrioritised action plan and a boardroom-ready report.

Three ways we can help

Start with a free diagnostic, go deeper with a full scan, or follow our proven compliance method.

Who you'll work with

Spencer Welch

Spencer has spent over a decade working at the intersection of technology, risk, and regulation. He founded AI Act Ready to help businesses cut through the complexity of the EU AI Act and build compliance that actually holds up.

His approach is direct, practical, and commercial — no unnecessary process, no consultant padding, no jargon.

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30 minutes. No preparation needed. Spencer will assess your current AI position and tell you exactly what needs to happen next.

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EU AI Act readiness questions

What does AI Act Ready help businesses do?

AI Act Ready helps organisations map their AI systems, determine their role and risk exposure, assess evidence gaps, and implement proportionate governance for the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001 and procurement assurance.

Does the EU AI Act apply to UK businesses?

It can. UK organisations may be in scope when they place AI systems on the EU market, provide them for use in the EU, or when an AI system's output is used in the EU.

What is the first step towards EU AI Act readiness?

Start with an AI inventory and role-and-risk classification. That establishes what AI you build, buy or use, who owns it, and which legal or governance obligations may apply.

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