See which AI Act obligations apply to your company — and generate the required documents
Risk classification, Art. 50 transparency obligations, and ready-to-share document packages for your customers and auditors — in hours, not months, without expensive consultants. Attestia is the compliance OS for SMBs that build and use AI.
Art. 50 applies from 2 August 2026
Check your Art. 50 transparency obligations →Built for European AI builders, users, and the in-between
Whether you ship AI products or deploy them internally — same OS, different first step.
Everything you need for EU AI Act compliance
From risk classification to audit-ready documentation, Attestia covers the full compliance journey.
Three steps to compliance
Get from zero to audit-ready in a single afternoon.
Register your AI systems
Add your AI systems with their purpose, domain, and data types. Deployers can pick from 50+ popular AI tools.
Classify risk level
Our 37-question wizard with triple verification determines your exact risk category and compliance obligations.
Generate documentation
Auto-generate Annex IV, FRIA, and transparency notices. Edit in rich text editor, export as PDF or DOCX.
Which AI Act deadlines apply to you?
The Digital Omnibus shifted some high-risk deadlines, but Art. 50 applies from 2 August 2026. See which deadline affects your systems.
Compliance as a sales advantage
Win procurement with a compliance evidence package
Buyers increasingly ask for AI compliance evidence. Attestia turns compliance into a ready-to-share package for customers, auditors, and procurement teams — instead of assembling materials by hand for every request.
Evidence package in one click
Classification, documents, audit log, and reports collected into one shareable package.
Answers to buyer questions
What is the risk classification? Who approved the result? Is there documentation? All in one place.
Faster answers, shorter sales cycles
Less manual work on due diligence and vendor assessments — respond to customer requests faster.
Recently in Attestia
All updatesThe system card shows every deadline that applies to you
The full set of dates per system, including 2 December 2026 — the end of the transitional period for marking generative AI content.
Faster classification and the 50(4) obligation in your document
A new model in a European region shortens classification time, and the transparency notice now covers text published on matters of public interest.
Art. 50 without gaps: uncertainty counted conservatively, legal review with reasons
"I’m not sure" now classifies conservatively, obligations follow your role, and the lawyer’s verdict lands in the exported report.
Built for EU compliance
EU data residency (Frankfurt)
GDPR compliant by design
Tamper-evident audit trail
Compliance tool, not legal advice
A startup that thinks like a regulator
40+ years of combined experience in regulated industries, banking IT, and AI. We know what the EU AI Act demands because we've spent two decades translating regulations into systems.
Grzegorz Czaja
CEO / CTO
LinkedIn- Turns regulatory requirements into modern software
- 20+ years in IT, Data & AI across banking and insurance
- Product architecture, AI pipelines (multi-agent, RAG), technology strategy
- Technology Advisory Manager at Elitmind
- Ex-CTO @ Algomine, Banking Data Manager @ Santander SCIB
Agnieszka Czaja
COO / Chief Compliance Officer
LinkedIn- Compliance expert — translates regulations into system requirements
- 20+ years in financial sector: AML, Data Governance, AI/ML in regulated environments
- AML & AI Solutions Lead at KIR — STIR, SINF, SCU AML national systems
- Deployed ML model for suspicious account detection (Spark + Cassandra)
- Ex-AML Team Lead at PKO BP — 3rd AML Directive implementation