Does Atlas make us compliant with the EU AI Act?

Atlas gives you the registry, the risk classification and the evidence trail the Act expects you to keep. Compliance is a decision your organisation makes; Atlas is the system of record that lets you show your work.

What is the Annex III check?

Annex III of the AI Act lists the use categories treated as high-risk. Atlas walks each use case against that list so a high-risk classification is explicit rather than inferred.

Where does the AI itself sit in this?

Atlas uses AI to help draft and classify, and every AI answer carries its source, model version and confidence. People approve before anything is recorded. The registry governs AI without being ungoverned itself.

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Govern AI and meet the EU AI Act in 2026

The EU AI Act asks you to know which AI you run, what it does, and how much risk it carries. Most organisations cannot answer that today, because the AI is spread across teams and tools with no shared record. Atlas gives you one registry: each AI use case classified against the Act's risk tiers, with the decisions and evidence that back the classification attached where they belong. Governance you can show, so it holds up under a question.

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01The problem

The problem

AI adoption runs ahead of oversight. New models and features arrive from every team, often through tools nobody registered. When a regulator, a board member or a customer asks what AI you use and how it is governed, the honest answer is usually a spreadsheet that was accurate last quarter. The EU AI Act turns that gap from an embarrassment into an obligation, on a clock that does not wait for you to get organised.

02How Atlas does it

How Atlas does it

Register every AI use case
One inventory of the AI you run, the systems it touches and the people who own it. The record is part of the model, not a document off to the side.
Classify against AI Act risk tiers
Each use case mapped to the Act's risk levels, including an Annex III high-risk check, so the classification is explicit and defensible.
Attach decisions and evidence
The reasoning, the sign-offs and the supporting evidence bind to the use case, so a classification is never just an assertion.
Export a compliance pack
A board-ready or auditor-ready export of the registry and its evidence, produced from the live model rather than assembled by hand.

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