Your AI ACT Compliance
Anticipate upcoming European AI obligations with a clear, simple, and compliant solution.
From identifying your AI systems to generating compliance documentation, Witik supports you every step of the way—helping you build strong governance, reduce risks, and meet the requirements of the AI Regulation.
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The AI Act
Adopted in 2024, the AI Act is the new European legal framework aimed at regulating the use of artificial intelligence systems in business. It imposes strict rules based on the level of risk posed by each AI system, with penalties of up to 35 million euros or 7% of global turnover.
The AI Act aims to ensure ethical, safe, and transparent use of AI in the EU; protect citizens' fundamental rights (non-discrimination, privacy, etc.); impose clear compliance obligations on companies developing, distributing, or using AI.
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Who Needs to Comply with the AI Act?
You are concerned if you:
Develop AI systems (scoring engine, HR tool, predictive algorithm)
Use third-party AI. (chatbot, automated recruitment tool, generative AI)
Import, distribute or deploy AI systems in the EU
Work in sensitive sectors: health, education, human resources, finance, justice, security, etc.
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How to comply with the AI Act
Here are 5 key steps to get ahead of the regulation:
Identifying AI used in your organization
Classify each system according to its risk level
Conduct an impact assessment when required
Build a compliant register and documentation
Establish monitoring and corrective actions
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Witik accompanies you in your journey. compliance with the AI Act
Map, Identify, Centralize
Gain full visibility into your AI systems to manage risks effectively.
With Witik, regain control over your AI usage:
Map all AI systems in a clear, collaborative interface
Centralize key details (purpose, provider, processed data, use cases)
Assess the risk level of each system according to AI Act categories (unacceptable, high risk, etc.)
The result? Robust AI governance aligned with EU regulation.
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Demonstrate Transparent Compliance
Concrete proof to reassure stakeholders and regulators.
With Witik, be audit-ready at any time:
Generate clear, tailored compliance reports for stakeholders (ethics committee, DPO, regulators, clients…)
Justify your AI-related technological decisions and risk management
Keep a centralized audit trail of all actions
You demonstrate—simply and clearly—that your organization takes AI compliance seriously.
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Learn More About AI Act Compliance with Witik
The AI Act is the first European regulation governing the use of artificial intelligence. Enforced since August 1, 2024, it establishes a legal framework to ensure that AI systems used within the European Union uphold fundamental rights, safety, and ethical standards. The regulation adopts a risk-based approach, classifying AI systems into four categories: unacceptable risk, high risk, limited risk, and minimal risk.
The obligations vary according to the level of risk of the AI system:
Unacceptable risk : total prohibition (e.g. social scoring, cognitive manipulation).
High risk : strict requirements regarding risk management, transparency, data quality, technical documentation, human oversight, and cybersecurity.
Limited risk : Transparency obligations, including informing users that they are interacting with an AI.
Minimal risk : No specific obligations, but encouragement to follow voluntary codes of conduct.
No, the AI Act and the GDPR are complementary. The GDPR focuses on the protection of personal data, while the AI Act regulates the use of AI systems. Both regulations can apply simultaneously, especially when AI systems process personal data.
The AI Act entered into force on August 1, 2024, with a phased implementation:
February 2025 : Implementation of bans on systems with unacceptable risk.
August 2025 : Establishment of obligations for general-purpose AI models and governance structures.
August 2026 : Application of obligations for high-risk systems.
August 2027 : Full compliance with the regulations.
An AI system is considered high-risk if it is used in sensitive areas such as:
Education
Employment
Essential services (water, energy)
Justice
Security
Witik helps you assess the level of risk of your AI systems based on the criteria defined by the AI Act.
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