EU AI Act gap assessment
DACH companies using AI in products or operations that need clarity on their AI Act obligations.
Updated: 2026-07
A gap assessment answers three questions: which AI systems do we use, how are they classified under the EU AI Act, and what is missing for conformity? The output is a prioritised action plan, with an eye on the 2 August 2026 enforcement window.
Many companies know the EU AI Act is coming — but not how strongly it hits them concretely. Without a structured inventory it stays gut feeling: which of our AI systems are even affected? Are we high-risk? What must we document, and by when?
A gap assessment replaces that uncertainty with a solid baseline — not a 200-page opinion, but a clear map of the current state and the gaps.
What you get
AI system inventory
Complete list of AI systems in use with their purpose.
Article 6 classification
Risk classification per system (minimal / limited / high), with rationale.
Obligations matrix
Concrete duties per system: transparency, documentation, human oversight.
Prioritised action plan
What to do and by when — targeting the 2 August 2026 window.
How it runs
- 01
Kickoff & inventory
Jointly capture all AI systems in the company.
- 02
Classification
Classify under Article 6, supported by AI Risk Check.
- 03
Gap analysis
Compare current state against concrete AI Act duties.
- 04
Action plan & handover
Prioritised plan, presented and documented.
Price framing
Fixed scope, from CHF 4,800 — depending on the number and complexity of AI systems.
Indicative, not a binding quote — the frame is confirmed during scoping.
Parent service: EU AI Act & Compliance Advisory
FAQ
How long does a gap assessment take?
Depending on the number of AI systems, typically a few days to two weeks. We set the exact frame in the kickoff.
Does it replace legal advice?
No. The assessment delivers the structured technical classification and action plan; for legal edge cases we bring in or recommend legal advice.
What exactly is the output?
An AI system inventory, the Article 6 classification, an obligations matrix, and a prioritised action plan.
EU AI Act gap assessment
DACH companies using AI in products or operations that need clarity on their AI Act obligations.