EU AI Act

EU AI Act Compliance: Risk Classification to Technical Documentation.

7 documents covering the full EU AI Act compliance journey. Risk classification, prohibited practices assessment, Article 9 risk management, conformity assessment, technical documentation, transparency obligations, and post-market monitoring.

EU AI Act 2024/1689GDPR (intersection obligations)ISO/IEC 42001 (alignment)
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What's Included

7 documents: ready to implement.

AIR-AIACT-RCL-001

AI Risk Classification Register

Prohibited practices, Annex III high-risk categories, general-purpose AI assessment

AIR-AIACT-PRH-001

Prohibited Practices Assessment

Article 5 checklist: 8 prohibited AI practices with applicability assessment

AIR-AIACT-RMG-001

Risk Management System

Article 9: iterative risk identification, analysis, evaluation, and treatment

AIR-AIACT-TDC-001

Technical Documentation

Article 11/Annex IV: required technical documentation for high-risk AI systems

AIR-AIACT-TRS-001

Transparency and Disclosure Obligations

Article 13/52: transparency requirements, disclosure templates, user instructions

AIR-AIACT-CAR-001

Conformity Assessment Register

Article 43: self-assessment vs third-party assessment determination

AIR-AIACT-PMM-001

Post-Market Monitoring Plan

Article 72: incident monitoring, serious incident reporting, corrective action

Key Features

What makes this different.

Covers all risk tiers

From prohibited practices (Article 5) to high-risk (Annex III) to GPAI models: the framework addresses all risk classifications.

Article 9 risk management system

The risk management document follows the Article 9 iterative lifecycle requirement: not a one-time assessment.

Technical documentation template

Article 11 and Annex IV require specific technical documentation for high-risk AI. AIR-AIACT-TDC-001 covers every required element.

Serious incident reporting procedure

Article 73 requires providers to report serious incidents. The post-market monitoring plan includes the notification procedure and triggers.

Phased timeline mapped

The EU AI Act has a phased implementation timeline. Every document includes an applicability date section so you know what applies and when.

Who this is for Australian organisations with EU market exposure deploying AI systems, AI product companies, compliance teams managing international AI regulatory obligations.
Common Questions

FAQ

Yes, if you place AI systems on the EU market or your AI systems affect EU residents. The territorial scope is similar to GDPR: it applies to any organisation whose AI affects people in the EU regardless of where the organisation is located.
Prohibited practices: February 2025. High-risk AI systems (Annex III): August 2026. General-purpose AI models: August 2025. Specific dates are noted throughout the pack.
Yes. AIR-AIACT-RCL-001 includes a GPAI assessment section, and the technical documentation template covers GPAI model requirements.

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