Which of your SaaS tools are high-risk under the EU AI Act?
Select the tools your company uses. AI X-Ray maps each one to its Annex III risk classification and generates a prioritised obligation list for your stack — not a generic readiness score.
The EU AI Act applies to SMEs that provide or deploy AI systems affecting people in the EU. Most SMEs start as deployers: they must inventory AI use, train staff, classify risk, keep evidence, and meet high-risk obligations where Annex III applies.
Most Annex III high-risk AI obligations apply, including documentation, oversight, logs and risk management.
What AI X-Ray turns into an action plan
Action checklistList every internal and customer-facing AI tool, owner, vendor, purpose, data categories, user group and deployment status.
Articles 3, 4, 26
Separate prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk and minimal-risk use. Pay special attention to Annex III areas such as employment, education, credit, health and essential services.
Articles 5, 6, 50 and Annex III
Assign a human owner, define intended use, keep logs where available, follow provider instructions and record monitoring decisions.
Article 26
Provide AI literacy training to staff who procure, use, supervise or govern AI tools. Retain completion records and training content.
Article 4
For informational purposes only. Consult qualified legal counsel.
What does the AI X-Ray Scanner do?
The EuroComply AI X-Ray Scanner classifies any AI system under the EU AI Act in 60 seconds — determining its risk tier (Prohibited, High-Risk, Limited, or Minimal), identifying applicable Annex III criteria, and generating a prioritised compliance action plan. Free to use, no signup required, results are informational only.
- Classifies AI systems across EU AI Act risk tiers (Prohibited, High, Limited, Minimal)
- Identifies which Annex III high-risk categories apply
- Generates a prioritised compliance action plan with deadlines
- Free — results in 60 seconds, no account required
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