European Compliance Suite

EU AI Act Essential Template Pack (post-Digital Omnibus)

Ready-to-use policies, risk assessments, AI inventories, governance procedures, and compliance documentation designed to help organisations implement and demonstrate compliance with the EU AI Act.

Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) Essential Template Pack

This pack gives you the five evidence documents the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) requires, built to the Regulation’s own annexes, with the reporting-readiness document you need first.

EU Data Act Compliance Documentation Pack

The Data Act has applied since 12 September 2025. Article 3(1) reaches connected products placed on the EU market after 12 September 2026, and switching charges between data processing services fall to zero on 12 January 2027.

UK Digital Compliance Template Pack

UK GDPR and DPIA templates reflecting the post-DUAA position, ICO-facing documentation, PECR compliance record for marketing and cookies, UK representative appointment, and more.

DORA ICT Third-Party Provider Pack

For technology companies supplying EU financial entities. Your customer must list you in its Register of Information in the prescribed format and your contract must carry the Articles 28 to 30 terms. This pack gives you both before procurement asks.

Revised Product Liability Directive Pack

Software and AI are products under the revised PLD from 9 December 2026, liability is strict, and technical complexity can trigger a presumption of defect against you. This pack builds the evidence file that rebuts it.

CRA Vulnerability Reporting Template Pack

Two rapid technical assessments and a complete, deployable compliance pack so you can satisfy EU vulnerability disclosure before the September 2026 CRA deadline.

AI Chatbot & Agent Disclosure Pack (Article 50 (1))

Comply with the EU AI Act’s transparency requirements for chatbots, virtual assistants, and AI agents. Disclosure templates, notices, and guidance to inform users when they are interacting with AI.

Synthetic Content Marking Evidence Pack (Art. 50(2))

Comply with EU AI Act’s obligations for AI-generated and manipulated content from August 2026. Create legal labels for synthetic text, images, audio, and video.

Biometric & Emotion Recognition Disclosure Forms (Article 50(3))

Implement transparency requirements for biometric categorisation and emotion recognition systems with confidence. Includes practical disclosure forms, privacy notices, and implementation guidance aligned with Article 50(3).

High-Risk AI Deployment Template Pack

The obligations that fall on you when you deploy a high-risk AI system — not the ones your vendor already met. Including the fundamental rights impact assessment you must complete, and notify to your regulator, before the system’s first use.

nFADP Compliance Documentation Suite

Build a practical nFADP compliance programme without resorting for outside legal counsel. Includes lawyer-drafted templates designed for Swiss and global organisations in English, German, French, and Italian.

NIS2 Compliance Pack

NIS2 makes management bodies personally accountable for cybersecurity measures across eighteen sectors. This pack establishes whether you are an essential or important entity and documents the Article 21 measures and reporting procedures that follow.

Authorised Representative Mandate Pack

Non-EU providers of high-risk AI systems and general-purpose AI models must appoint an EU-established representative before placing the product on the market. This pack contains the mandate instrument and the documentation protocol behind it.

Digital Services Act Pack

Notice-and-action, statements of reasons and transparency reporting have applied to intermediary and hosting services since February 2024. This pack covers the obligations below the very large platform threshold, where almost everyone in scope actually sits.

EU Machinery Regulation Pack

The Machinery Regulation applies from 20 January 2027, and the Digital Omnibus moved AI-enabled machinery out of the dual-compliance model with the AI Act. This pack re-runs the classification and documents the position under the new structure.

Empowering Consumers Directive Pack (Connected Products)

The Empowering Consumers Directive applies from 27 September 2026. This pack covers the connected-product obligations, alongside the equivalent CRA and Data Act disclosures the same product carries.

European Accessibility Act Pack

Accessibility requirements have applied to e-commerce, banking, e-books and consumer terminals since 28 June 2025, and enforcement is starting. This pack documents conformity, the accessibility statement, and any disproportionate burden claim you rely on.

Colorado AI Act Pack

The first comprehensive US state AI law imposes developer and deployer duties, impact assessments and algorithmic discrimination notification. This pack applies the same product-level method to Colorado that the EU packs apply to the AI Act.