The EU AI Act, scoped before it bites
High-risk obligations phase in through 2027 and sanctions reach 35 M€ or 7% of turnover. OptiTech scopes your AI systems, flags high-risk use, and maps the controls you will need, so the next wave does not catch you off guard.
35 M€ / 7%
Maximum AI Act sanction
2025-2027
Obligations phasing in
High-risk
The tier that carries the weight
The next regulatory wave is AI
High-risk is broad
HR, credit, and infrastructure uses can all land in the high-risk category.
The largest sanctions yet
Up to 35 M€ or 7% of turnover, higher than GDPR.
Phasing is confusing
Obligations arrive in stages through 2027, and it is easy to lose track.
How OptiTech gets you ready
- 01
Inventory your AI
Catalog the AI systems you build or use and their purposes.
- 02
Classify risk
Flag high-risk systems and the obligations that attach to them.
- 03
Map the controls
Prepare the documentation and controls ahead of each phase-in date.
What OptiTech gives you for the AI Act
AI system inventory
A register of the AI you build and use.
High-risk scoping
Identify which systems fall into the high-risk tier.
Phase-in tracking
Stay ahead of the 2025 to 2027 obligations.
Control mapping
The documentation and controls each tier requires.
The AI Act is the next wave. Scoping now costs an afternoon; scrambling later costs a lot more.
Questions
- Obligations phase in through 2027. Scoping now tells you which apply to you and when.
- Uses such as HR, credit scoring, and critical infrastructure often fall into the high-risk tier.
- Yes. Governance and ISO 27001 controls are cross-mapped, so you start from what you already have.
- Up to 35 M€ or 7% of global turnover, the highest of the frameworks we cover.
Scope your AI before the deadlines
Inventory, classify, and prepare for the AI Act.
