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EU AI ACT · COMPLIANCE HELP · START WITH THE REAL PROBLEM
YOU DON'T NEED MORE AI ACT NOISE. YOU NEED A ROUTE FORWARD.
Organizations searching for EU AI Act help are often being sold one giant compliance problem. TA-14 breaks it down: classify the actual system for free, operate the evidence at the tier you need, and request bounded human review when the evidence state warrants it.
BOUNDARYThis page is educational and operational guidance. It is not legal advice, certification, conformity assessment or regulatory approval.
CURRENT SOURCE ANCHOR
EUR-Lex · Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 · Current consolidated text
The Regulation assigns obligations according to system facts, operator roles, classifications and specific provisions. TA-14 uses that structure to organize evidence and readiness; it does not market a generic subscription as a legal compliance guarantee.
Start with the actual system, role, use case and evidence boundary. The same regulation can produce different obligations for different actors and systems.
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DO YOU NEED AN ANSWER OR AN OPERATING SYSTEM?
Some teams need initial orientation. Others already know the Act applies and need a place to maintain system identity, obligations, evidence, gaps, changes and revalidation. Separate the problem before buying help.
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IS THE PROBLEM LEGAL, TECHNICAL OR EVIDENTIARY?
Legal interpretation, engineering remediation, conformity assessment and evidence operations are different functions. TA-14 focuses on structured classification, evidence state, governance records and bounded readiness examination.
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CAN YOU START WITH ONE SYSTEM?
A bounded first system reduces ambiguity. Establish its intended purpose, role, exposure, classification route and evidence state before turning “AI compliance” into a company-wide transformation project.
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DO YOU NEED CONTINUING HELP AFTER THE FIRST REVIEW?
Readiness decays when systems, models, uses, evidence or law change. Continuing infrastructure should preserve the current state and show when a prior determination needs revalidation.
THE TA-14 OPERATING ROUTE
Turn the question into a governed record.
The goal is not merely to reach an answer. It is to preserve what facts, evidence, scope and limitations supported that answer at that time.
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Run the free classifier
Establish the system, intended purpose, likely operator role, EU exposure and unresolved facts before paying for more infrastructure than the problem requires.
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Choose the smallest operating tier that fits
Evidence Passport starts at $19/month, Compliance Workspace at $49, Governance Pro at $99 and Institution at $499 for larger portfolios and teams.
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Escalate to human review when warranted
If the organization needs a bounded independent readiness examination of one AI system, the governed review starts at $750 and uses a persisted intake rather than an informal sales promise.
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Bring specialist functions in where the record shows they are needed
Where legal advice, engineering changes, cybersecurity work, conformity assessment or another professional function is required, preserve that boundary and route the issue appropriately.
READY TO OPERATE · START PAID ACCESS NOW
Move from reading about the EU AI Act to maintaining the record.
Choose the smallest operating tier that fits the portfolio today. Upgrade when system count, team size or governance scope actually requires it.
1–3 AI systems
Evidence Passport
$19/MO
Keep a living system-level evidence record with obligations, gaps, versions and revalidation state.
Use the free classifier to establish the system, intended purpose, possible actor role, EU exposure and unresolved facts. When continuing evidence infrastructure is needed, paid access begins at $19 per month. Independent human readiness review remains a separate service.
TA-14 can help structure system classification, operator role, obligation mapping, evidence, gaps, provenance, material changes and revalidation. It does not promise that software access alone creates legal compliance or regulatory approval.
Is TA-14 an EU AI Act consulting firm?
TA-14 provides governance infrastructure and a bounded governed readiness-review service. It does not represent subscription access as legal advice, a notified-body service, certification or a substitute for specialist counsel where those functions are required.
What is the cheapest way to start?
The classifier is free. If continuing evidence operations are needed, the current paid ladder begins with Evidence Passport at $19 per month.
What if we have multiple AI systems?
The operating tiers scale by portfolio need: $19 Evidence Passport, $49 Compliance Workspace, $99 Governance Pro and $499 Institution. Start with the smallest tier that fits the current portfolio rather than buying by fear.
Can someone review our current state?
Yes. A bounded governed readiness review starts at $750 for one AI system. The intake captures system identity, EU exposure, classification, evidence, gaps, changes and the requested outcome before scope is accepted.
What if we need legal advice or conformity assessment?
Those are separate professional functions. TA-14 should preserve the evidence and issue boundary so the organization can involve appropriate counsel, conformity-assessment bodies or other specialists without pretending the Exchange performs their role.
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Understand the requirement. Preserve the evidence. Revalidate when reality changes.