EU AI Act — Built In, Not Bolted On
Deadline: August 2026.
The EU AI Act is the world's first comprehensive AI regulation. Timocéa was designed from the ground up to help organizations meet every major obligation — without compliance becoming a separate workstream.
Download Compliance ChecklistKey Compliance Timeline
Prohibited AI practices ban takes effect
General-purpose AI model rules apply
Full regulation applies — high-risk AI obligations
Legacy high-risk systems must comply
Requirement Mapping
How each EU AI Act obligation maps to Timocéa features.
Art. 49 / Annex III
High RiskAI systems inventory
AI Systems Tracker
AI Systems Tracker provides a full registry with automated discovery, categorization, and lifecycle management for every AI system in your organization.
Art. 6
All SystemsRisk classification
AI Systems Tracker
Automated risk scoring classifies each system as prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk, or minimal-risk based on deployment context and use case.
Art. 72
High RiskContinuous monitoring
AI Systems Tracker + Predictive Analytics
Real-time health monitoring with drift detection, performance alerts, and anomaly flagging keeps you informed 24/7 without manual checks.
Art. 14
High RiskHuman oversight
AI Systems Tracker
Human-in-the-loop correction workflows capture every manual intervention with timestamps, user identity, and rationale — creating a complete audit trail.
Art. 73
High RiskIncident reporting
AI Systems Tracker
Structured incident alert system with four severity levels (Info, Warning, Critical, Emergency) generates regulatory-ready incident documentation.
Art. 11 / 18
High RiskTechnical documentation
Reports Module
Executive reports and shareable compliance reports in PDF/DOCX format, exportable on demand for regulatory submissions or internal governance.
All 6 major EU AI Act obligations addressed out of the box
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