Employees use GenAI
ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Claude or Perplexity for emails, research, summaries or content.
AI-use rules, literacy, confidentiality and output checks may be needed.If your team uses GenAI or AI-enabled business software, the EU AI Act may already matter. Find out what needs attention, which service fits and what it may cost.
You do not need to build AI for the rules to matter.
Everyday tools, AI-enabled software and employee-led GenAI use can create governance, literacy, transparency and risk-management questions.
Start with what your business actually does with AI.
ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Claude or Perplexity for emails, research, summaries or content.
AI-use rules, literacy, confidentiality and output checks may be needed.Recruitment, candidate screening, employee evaluation or workforce decisions.
AI affecting people may require closer classification and oversight.Chatbots, automated support, recommendations or AI-generated public content.
Transparency, human escalation and customer-facing controls may matter.AI features are built into products, services or systems supplied to others.
Your role and obligations may be more extensive than those of an ordinary user.Providers and deployers must take measures supporting AI literacy for staff and others using AI systems on their behalf.
What this means for employersAnswer five short sets of questions. We'll show what may need attention, suggest the most proportionate Blanche package and calculate an indicative price range.
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Start with what you need now. Build in phases. Move up only when your AI use calls for it.
For teams using everyday AI who need clear guardrails, an AI policy and practical AI literacy.
Give your team rules they can actually follow, without turning every AI prompt into a compliance exercise.
For businesses that need to know what AI they use, where risk sits and which controls are missing.
See the full picture, then put governance where it matters instead of everywhere at once.
For more complex or potentially regulated AI use that needs deeper EU AI Act preparation and implementation support.
Get your governance, documentation and implementation plan into working order, with the exact scope confirmed first.
Packages can be delivered in phases. If your needs grow, eligible work is reused rather than repeated.
| Capability | 01Essentials | 02 · Most popularGovernance | 03Ready |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI Usage Policy | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| AI Literacy | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| AI Risk Assessment | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| AI Inventory | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| EU AI Act Assessment | – | – | ✓ |
| Compliance Documentation | – | – | ✓ |
| Implementation Roadmap | – | – | ✓ |
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Work out what may apply and where risk sits.
Put the right policies, controls and evidence in place.
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We turn EU AI Act readiness into policies, assessments and controls your team can actually use.
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Explore InsightsNot every business needs the same level of documentation. But if your team uses AI at work, clear rules are a sensible starting point. The policy should match the AI your people actually use and the information they handle.
Potential obligations depend on how the AI is used and your role in relation to it. Everyday GenAI can still raise governance, privacy, confidentiality and verification questions. Blanche starts with the use case, not the logo on the tool.
AI literacy means giving people the knowledge and understanding they need to use or oversee AI appropriately in their role. Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires providers and deployers to take AI-literacy measures for staff and other people who operate or use AI systems on their behalf. The right measures depend on the people, the AI and the context of use.
Yes. Blanche projects can be delivered in phases. If your needs grow, completed work can be reused rather than repeated. Eligible clients moving to a higher package within six months may receive a continuity credit against the new scope, subject to the work remaining reusable.
Classification is context-specific. Purpose, the decisions the system supports, the people affected and your role all matter. A preliminary screen can show when a deeper assessment is needed, but it is not a definitive legal classification.
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