Make your AI systems audit-ready — from day one.

aiceblock structures your AI lifecycle around the AI Act — from risk classification to documented evidence — so you can build, deploy, and prove compliance with confidence.

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From AI inventory to audit readiness

aiceblock helps you classify systems, build compliance evidence, and maintain a clear, traceable record of your AI governance journey.

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→ Classify AI systems in minutes → Get interpretable AI Act risk assessments → Standardise intake across your AI portfolio → Identify likely obligations from day one → Create a clear baseline for the next compliance steps

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→ Turn obligations into action → Upload evidence where it belongs → Track documentation against AI Act requirements → Close compliance gaps before review → Build a traceable record as you go

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→ Stay audit-ready at all times → Export proof, not just paperwork → Turn records into audit-ready reports → Reduce audit friction with structured evidence → Bring everything together in one bundle

aiceblock evolves as a modular system

The current MVP delivers core compliance management capabilities, while future modules progressively enhance automation, traceability, and auditability across the AI lifecycle.

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Scope & Risk

Classify your AI risk. Know your obligations before you build.

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Structured compliance-by-design documentation.

• Multi-solution registry • AI Act exposure determination • RAG-based risk classification • Rule-based classification engine • Role-based obligation mapping • Exportable Scope & Risk report

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Increased determinism and regulatory robustness.

• Conditional obligation logic • Enhanced explanation transparency • Improved dependency mapping • Cross-regulation mapping (e.g., GDPR, sectoral frameworks)

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Intelligent regulatory orchestration.

• Advanced mitigation planning • Organization-level compliance profiling • AI-assisted guidance through private/local LLM

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Build & Implement

Turn AI Act requirements into traceable evidence.

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Structured compliance-by-design documentation.

• Obligation-level checklists • Annex IV, DPIA, FRIA templates • Document upload per obligation • Readiness/completion dashboard

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Stronger traceability and governance.

• Obligation-to-evidence traceability matrix • Governance workflow and approval tracking • Advanced reporting and structured documentation • Metadata extraction from source artefacts

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Development-integrated compliance.

• Obligation-to-code traceability • Automated compliance validation layers

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Monitor & Audit

Keep compliance live, verifiable, and audit-ready.

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Structured compliance evidence management.

• Evidence register • Exportable audit-ready compliance package • Third-party certification authority timestamping

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External credibility and audit strength.

• Enhanced audit trail logic • Periodic compliance review scheduler • Third-party evidence snapshot registry

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Continuous compliance intelligence.

• Monitoring plan builder • Deviation logging and structured investigation records • Automated compliance alerts • Verifiable compliance statements • Pre-built AI Act aligned test templates

Compliance made simple: who is aiceblock for?

aiceblock is designed for providers, deployers, and compliance teams, including SMEs and public organisations developing or deploying AI-based solutions.

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Find the answers to your main questions here.

What is aiceblock and what problem does it solve?

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aiceblock is an AI compliance management platform designed to help organisations structure, document, and demonstrate compliance with the EU AI Act. It supports the full AI lifecycle — from initial risk classification to audit-ready evidence. aiceblock provides a solution to organise requirements, track progress, and maintain evidence, ensuring nothing is lost or overlooked. This addresses a common challenge faced by many organisations as until now no other solution has offered a comprehensive and structured way to manage compliance over time.


How does aiceblock support AI Act compliance?

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aiceblock does not certify or guarantee compliance. It provides a clear, step-by-step framework to guide organisations through the AI compliance process. It helps you organise information, understand applicable requirements, and document your approach across three stages: Scope & Risk, Build & Implement, and Monitor & Audit.


How is my data handled during AI-assisted risk assessment?

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aiceblock uses AI-assisted features to support risk assessment, including the use of third-party large language models such as those from OpenAI. When these features are used, certain user-provided inputs may be processed by third-party providers in accordance with their own data-handling policies, but ensuring this data is never used for training purposes. Nonetheless, organisations should avoid submitting sensitive or confidential information unless they are comfortable with how it may be processed.


How can I get access to aiceblock?

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You can register and start using the trial version of aiceblock directly. It provides access to core functionalities for managing a single AI solution. For organisations interested in extended capabilities, it is possible to apply to the pilot programme, designed for organisations looking to use aiceblock in a more structured and scalable way. The pilot programme allows: • Managing multiple AI solutions • Access to additional features • Closer interaction with the aiceblock team Participation requires direct contact and onboarding, but no integration effort is required.


What are the main steps on the platform?

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aiceblock follows a structured flow: 1. Register and describe your AI solution 2. Assess risk and identify applicable requirements 3. Document your approach and upload supporting materials 4. Organise evidence and prepare for internal or external review The platform supports each step with built-in guidance and structured workflows.