The European AI Act is being rolled out in successive phases. Two deadlines already concern every company.
Mandatory AI training for staff, and a ban on certain practices considered an unacceptable risk.
A new set of obligations applies, notably on the transparency of AI systems and their classification by risk level.
This timeline may change; we track official updates and adjust our recommendations accordingly. It does not replace personalized legal advice for your situation.
You know precisely what you're allowed to do, without having to think about it every time you launch a new project.
Legal uncertainty freezes initiatives that, once clarified, can start without risk, often faster than expected.
Up to 35 M€ or 7 % of global revenue: an up-to-date register is what protects you before an audit becomes a problem.
Being able to present a compliance register to a demanding client or partner becomes an advantage, not a constraint.
The compliance diagnostic is short, measurable, and addresses a real concern. A company that discovers seven undeclared AI tools, several of them problematic, can then have a natural conversation about what should replace them: whether that's Isalis, a custom-built tool, or nothing at all.
The diagnostic commits you to nothing else: it's a document you keep, useful even if it doesn't lead to any other project with us.
Yes, that's precisely one of the objectives: to identify actual usage, including tools that were never formally approved.
No. The diagnostic is a standalone service billed separately; monitoring and strategic guidance are independent options that you can activate if you wish.
No. We help you map out your usage and understand your operational obligations; for any complex legal question, we recommend consulting a specialized lawyer.
An initial conversation to understand your situation and tell you whether a full diagnostic is needed.