The EU AI Act is already in force. August 2026 brings binding obligations for every company using AI in Europe. EVA tells you exactly what you owe — in minutes, not months.
Most US companies using AI in Europe don't know what they owe. The EU AI Act classifies your systems, imposes documentation requirements, and mandates human oversight — all before August 2026. The audit trail starts now.
That principle built this platform. The EU AI Act is the world's first comprehensive AI law. It is already in force. And the vast majority of companies using AI — in hiring, customer service, fraud detection, product recommendations — have not mapped a single system.
The question is not whether you have obligations. You do. The question is whether you know what they are, and whether you are building toward them before a regulator asks.
EVA was built for exactly this moment.
High-risk AI systems and GPAI model providers must have full conformity assessments, technical documentation, human oversight systems, and audit logs in place.
The expert you need. The speed you can't get anywhere else. The clarity the regulation demands.
EVA is Izquierdo Advisory's AI-powered compliance platform, trained on the full text of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, the implementing acts, official guidelines, and the firm's proprietary compliance frameworks — built over 20 years of IP and AI governance practice.
She doesn't give you a 40-page lawyer letter you'll never read. She gives you a clear, actionable compliance picture — in minutes. Then, when you need a human expert to certify it, one is available.
Risk classification in minutes. Tell EVA what your AI system does. She identifies your tier — Prohibited, High-Risk, Limited, or Minimal — with specific legal basis from the Act.
Your obligation checklist, not a general one. EVA generates a tailored list of what you must do, document, and prove — based on your system, your role (provider or deployer), and your sector.
Deadline-aware action plan. Every output is mapped against the August 2026 timeline — so you know which obligations are urgent, which are rolling, and where to start.
Attorney review when you need it. EVA's outputs are AI-generated — fast, current, and substantive. When you need a European IP attorney to review and certify them for regulatory submission, we can arrange that too.
No intake forms. No waiting for a partner to be available. EVA delivers your compliance analysis the moment you submit.
Tell EVA what your system does, who it affects, and in what context it operates. No technical jargon required — EVA asks the questions that matter legally.
Based on Annex III and the Act's criteria, EVA assigns your system to the correct risk tier and explains exactly why — with references to the applicable articles.
A tailored checklist of your specific legal obligations — documentation requirements, conformity procedures, registration, human oversight, incident reporting — with your August 2026 deadline mapped in.
For outputs intended for regulatory filings or board certification, upgrade to Attorney Review. A qualified European IP attorney reviews, annotates, and certifies your document.
The EU AI Act doesn't apply equally to all AI systems. Your obligations depend entirely on where your system sits in this hierarchy. EVA tells you where you are — and exactly what that means for your business.
AI practices explicitly prohibited under Article 5. These are banned regardless of any claimed benefit. No compliance pathway exists — these systems cannot be deployed.
Systems listed in Annex III face the heaviest obligations: risk management, technical documentation, data governance, human oversight, and conformity assessment. Deadline: August 2026.
These systems must be transparent about their AI nature. Chatbots and AI-generated content systems must clearly inform users they are interacting with AI.
Most AI systems fall here. No binding obligations — but voluntary codes of conduct and industry standards increasingly govern how these systems are deployed.
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The fastest way to know where you stand. Identify your risk tier and understand your core obligations in under 10 minutes.
Everything you need to understand, document, and begin meeting your EU AI Act obligations. The report most of our clients start with.
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For companies operating high-risk AI systems where regulatory exposure is significant and documentation requirements are binding by August 2026.
The EU AI Act is a living regulation. Guidance evolves, member states issue local implementations, and enforcement decisions set new precedents. Stay current automatically.
For companies running AI across multiple products, teams, and jurisdictions. Continuous monitoring, full audit trail, and compliance history — all in one place.
For companies using AI regularly
For high-risk or sensitive cases where a formal legal assessment is required — regulatory filings, investor due diligence, board certifications, or M&A compliance representations.
Only if and when you need it
All compliance analyses, risk classifications, obligation checklists, and reports produced by EVA are generated by a large language model (LLM). They are not produced by a human attorney. They do not constitute legal advice. They do not create an attorney-client relationship.
EVA's outputs are substantive, current, and structured — but they should not be filed with regulators, used in legal proceedings, or relied upon as definitive legal counsel without independent attorney review.
Full AI DisclosureEVA is built to give you expert-level clarity faster than any law firm can. But for documents going to regulators, boards, or investors — you need human certification.
Our Attorney Review Service pairs EVA's analysis with a qualified European IP attorney who reviews, verifies, and certifies your compliance documentation — at a fraction of traditional law firm rates.
Attorney Review ServiceEVA delivers the analysis. But expertise — real, certified, jurisdiction-specific expertise — is what gets you in front of a regulator with confidence. The Attorney Review Service is how EVA's intelligence becomes a document you can actually use.
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EVA is not a generic compliance tool. She was built by someone who has been inside the regulation.
Andrés Izquierdo has spent his career at the intersection of IP, technology, and enforcement — advising governments at WIPO, publishing in Oxford and Max Planck, and building enforcement strategies for international brands across EU and Latin American markets.
EVA's frameworks were developed from this practice. Every obligation mapping, every risk classification rationale, every action plan reflects the judgment of someone who has been in the room where these rules were shaped — and who has seen what happens when companies don't take them seriously.
In 10 minutes, you will know your risk tier, your specific obligations, and exactly what you need to do before August 2026. That clarity is worth more than another month of not knowing.
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