Software for the EU AI Act – what actually matters
Spreadsheets and one-off documents fall short when regulators or auditors expect traceability. Solid AI Act software connects inventory, risk classes, structured documentation, and tamper-evident history – in one coherent process.
Typical software requirements
- Central AI inventory with ownership, purpose, and risk classification
- Guided or rule-based risk classes under the EU AI Act
- Checklists and technical documentation per risk level
- Exportable reports (PDF/DOCX) with versioning
- Audit log for changes and reviews
How SimpleAct maps to these requirements
SimpleAct is built for the EU AI Act: from inventory capture through risk questionnaires and checklists to exportable compliance reports and traceable changes. Software stays useful for audits and internal steering – not just for spreadsheets.
PDF: EU AI Act Compliance Guide
A concise overview of obligations and typical software expectations – as a PDF.
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Is a generic ticketing tool enough?
EU AI Act evidence usually needs structured risk data, classification, and documented obligations. Specialized software reduces hand-offs.
Where do I start technically?
Use the getting-started guide and a pilot inventory – see documentation.
Try SimpleAct as AI Act software
Create an inventory and run a first risk classification.
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