EU AI Act compliance: register, analyses and documentation

The EU AI regulation (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) entered into force in August 2024 and applies in stages through 2027. Under the official timeline, transparency obligations and high-risk system obligations apply from August 2026 — with no SME exemption. In practice, preparing means producing documents: an inventory of the AI tools you use, a register of systems, a risk analysis per tool, an internal usage policy. Structured, recurring deliverables.

That is where the packs help. The Prompt System Solopreneur provides the strategy and operations workflows to frame the inventory, ask the right questions of each tool and structure an internal policy. The Claude Skills Stack brings professional writing and reports — the mechanics of a properly kept register and documented analyses. The n8n Automation Pack automates what must live over time: register-review reminders, vendor email triage, a progress report.

The Bundle Chipie Complete brings the three packs together to equip the whole effort. Let us be direct: no pack makes a company compliant on its own. The packs speed up the production of your documentation; the exact classification of your systems and the final validation belong to a professional — a lawyer, DPO or specialized adviser — based on the official texts.