Consuflix
  • AI governance
  • EU AI Act
  • Project, then periodic review

AI Act Complianceand AI Officer as a Service

The EU AI Act sets duties for companies that develop or use AI systems. Consuflix acts as an outsourced AI governance function: we map your AI systems, classify their risk, and write the policies and records you need.

What we do

AI system inventoryEvery AI system you build, buy or use, including third-party tools.
Risk classificationProhibited, high-risk, limited-risk and minimal-risk, with the reasoning recorded.
AI policiesAcceptable-use policy, AI governance policy, procurement and vendor AI clauses.
AI literacyPractical training plans for staff, as the Act requires.
Technical documentationSupport for high-risk systems.
Ongoing reviewMonthly or quarterly updates as systems and rules change.

Who it is for

Companies that use AI in customer-facing products, HR, credit, fraud detection or gaming operations
Companies that build AI features and must document their compliance
Companies that want a named accountable person for AI governance

Common questions

Is my business covered by the AI Act?

The Act applies to providers and deployers of AI systems placed on the EU market or used in the EU, and to some non-EU companies whose AI outputs are used in the EU. Consuflix starts with a short scoping call to check.

Is there a legal role called AI Officer?

No. The AI Act does not create a statutory AI Officer. Consuflix provides the function as a service: a named accountable contact who owns the AI register, the policies, the risk decisions and the regulator-facing documents.

Do I need an AI policy?

Most businesses using AI benefit from one, and it is the first document regulators and customers ask for. Consuflix drafts it against your actual systems.

Talk to an AI governance specialist

Tell us which AI systems you use or build. We reply within two working days with a recommended scope.

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