AI literacy and usage rules
Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires traceable measures for staff AI literacy — for deployers as well as providers, with no size threshold.
Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires traceable measures for staff AI literacy — for deployers as well as providers, with no size threshold.
The Article 50 transparency duties have applied since 2 August 2026 — such as disclosing deepfakes and published AI texts on matters of public interest.
Customers under NIS2 assess their direct suppliers and anchor cybersecurity clauses in contracts — you need solid answers.
Invoices have to validate against EN 16931 and the German XRechnung before they leave the building — otherwise the back-and-forth costs days.
The building blocks mid-market companies can work with on the platform — each linked to its detail page.
See your AI governance gaps in ten minutes: shadow AI, AI agents, obligations and concrete measures — free, no registration.
The NIS2 blueprint starts with the scoping analysis and shows the full target process — a grounded basis when customers ask about your security posture.
A compliant XRechnung from an invoice in seconds, a finished quote from an informal enquiry — discount and final approval stay with people.
The ROI calculator shows payback period, annual benefit and freed-up capacity in two minutes. If you prefer, the platform runs as EU SaaS hosted in Germany.
AI literacy (Art. 4) and prohibitions (Art. 5) since 2 February 2025; transparency duties (Art. 50) since 2 August 2026.
Directly depending on size and sector — or indirectly through your customers’ supply chain.
European standard and German format for electronic invoices.
Also for data entered into AI tools.
Whether and to what extent a regulation applies to your organisation depends on size, sector and business model. This overview is orientation, not legal advice.
Begin with the free EU AI Act check — or spend 30 minutes with us on the use case that takes up most of your effort.