Regulation (EU) 2024/1689  ·  For UK businesses
1 Your Software
2 Confirm AI Compliance
3 Your Action Plan

Does the EU AI Act apply to your UK business?

The EU AI Act may apply to your business if the AI tools you use affect people in the EU or EEA — even if your business is based entirely in the UK. Please answer the questions below to find out.

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Your business is based in the UK — here is what that means

Brexit means the EU AI Act is not UK law. However, it still applies to a business if its AI tools are used to make or influence decisions about people in the EU or EEA — for example, EU customers, EU employees, or EU job applicants. This is the same extraterritorial principle as GDPR.

Does your business do any of the following?

What software does your business use?

List the software tools your business uses day-to-day. We'll identify which ones have AI features relevant under the EU AI Act. Any tools we don't recognise can be assessed manually with a short questionnaire.

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You're a deployer. As a deployer, your business uses AI tools built by third parties. This assessment focuses on the obligations that apply to you under the EU AI Act.

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Type a tool name and press Enter or click Add. We will let you know straight away if we recognise it.

Confirm AI Compliance

Please review your software applications below and confirm which AI features you actively use.

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Your Action Plan

Review your EU AI Act obligations below. Download or print a copy for your records.

EU AI Act Compliance Assessment
Important Notice

This report was generated based on information provided by your organisation and cross-referenced against the EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689). All obligations and references cited are drawn directly from the Act's text and were accurate as of the date of this assessment.

This is a deployer assessment only. It covers your organisation's obligations as a user of third-party AI tools — not the obligations of the companies that built those tools.

Software database entries were last verified at the date shown against each entry. The EU AI Act has phased implementation dates; some obligations apply from August 2026, others from 2027. This report reflects obligations applicable at the time of assessment. Regulations may change.

If a software tool was not listed and was not assessed manually, it is not covered by this report.

This report does not constitute legal advice. You should seek independent legal counsel if you are uncertain about your obligations under the EU AI Act.