Adopt AI fast.
Prove it’s compliant.
The EU AI Act already reaches most companies using AI. Twelve questions show you, in two minutes, whether you have exposure worth resolving.
Thirty minutes, and you know where you stand.
On the call we open our risk assessment tool and run your own systems through it, one at a time. You leave with a list that looks like this.
If your business uses AI, it reaches you.
You do not have to build anything, and you do not have to be in Europe. A company established outside the Union is in scope where the output its system produces is used inside it.
Most of the Act was delayed. These parts were not.
Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 moved the high-risk obligations by sixteen months for Annex III systems and twelve for Annex I. It did not move the prohibitions, AI literacy, transparency, or the enforcement chapter.
Find what you run
A thirty minute call. We list every AI system in the building, name the role you hold for each one, and tell you which duties actually reach you.
Build the record
The tool asks the questions in the Act's own order and keeps your answers with the route that produced them. What you answer once is carried into every tool that needs it.
Hand it over
Disclosures written and placed, suppliers on the hook in writing, the whole file exportable. When a customer, an investor or an authority asks, you send it and go back to work.
One record, and everything that has to be in it.
Every system,
in one register
What you run, who owns it, which role you hold, and which duty reaches it. One list, kept current, exportable the day somebody asks.
Duties mapped, not guessed
Each system is put through the Act’s own questions in the Act’s own order, and the route to the answer is kept with it.
Written from the Official Journal
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 as amended by 2026/1744. Not from somebody else’s summary of it.
Export it and go back to work
Built by auditors and operators.
ExecLevel AI is led by Paul Parkinson, a former Senior Business Consultant at IBM across the USA, Europe and Asia, and a Visiting Senior Fellow at Lincoln University Business School.
Four ways in, depending on where you stand.
Article 4 AI Literacy Register
Every AI tool in professional use, the people who deal with each one, and the dated evidence of the measures you took, ending in a signed attestation.
Includes:
- Literacy measures logged by team
- Dated evidence and a signed attestation
- Written to the 27 July 2026 standard
- Word and JSON export
Article 6(4) Classification Declaration
For a system that looks like Annex III but is not high risk. The declaration that says so, with the route that produced it.
Includes:
- Classification assessment tool
- Article 6(4) declaration generator
- Guided step-by-step workflow
- Secure storage for the record
Article 50 Readiness Pack
Which duties reach each system, in which role, output by output, with the paste-ready disclosures and the evidence pack behind them.
Includes:
- Scope call per output type
- Paste-ready disclosure wording
- Vendor clauses for 50(2) marking
- Signed evidence pack
- Everything in the Article 4 Register
High-risk Platform
Eleven pillars for Annex III and Annex I systems, ahead of 2 December 2027 and 2 August 2028.
Includes:
- Classification with its full route
- Technical documentation index
- Logging, oversight and monitoring
- One board for the whole estate
- Everything in the Article 50 Pack
Everything you need to know
Find out where you stand, in thirty minutes.
A compliance assessment. We go through what you run, which duties reach it, and what is outstanding. No obligation, and you keep the findings either way.
Book assessment