EU AI Act compliance, without the consultants

The EU AI Act is the world's first comprehensive AI regulation, and good governance is what makes AI adoption trustworthy at scale. The high-risk (Annex III) obligations were postponed to 2 December 2027 by the EU Digital Omnibus deal agreed May 2026 (Annex I product-embedded high-risk AI applies from 2 August 2028), so you have real runway: the goal is to stay well-governed and procurement-ready, not to scramble. Fronterio builds that readiness into the same platform that drives adoption.

Fronterio screens every agent through a deterministic Article 5 NLP detector before registration. 8 banned categories (social scoring, vulnerability exploitation, real-time public biometrics, emotion recognition in workplace/education, untargeted facial scraping, predictive policing by profiling, subliminal manipulation, biometric categorisation) are hard-gated with pattern matching. Agents that trigger Article 5 cannot be saved.

For permitted systems, a hybrid wizard combines a deterministic rule engine (Annex III domains + safety component + direct interaction) with the AI NLP analysis and automatic Article 5 override. High-risk agents trigger mandatory fields and auto-create 13 deployer obligations. GPAI-downstream deployers capture upstream provider docs (Article 53).

Every night, the Compliance Autopilot auto-verifies six deployer obligations from platform data: AI literacy (Art 4), human oversight (Art 14), operational monitoring (Art 26(5)), log retention (Art 26(6)), FRIA (Art 27), and transparency disclosure (Art 50). It never downgrades progress you recorded manually.

The Article 73 serious-incident workflow starts the reporting clock the moment you classify an incident as serious — Fronterio defaults to the strictest statutory window — and reminds the responsible owner as the deadline approaches. Seeded competent-authority directory for all 30 EEA member states. Weekly Post-Market Monitoring reports (Article 72) synthesise usage volume, incident rate, human-override rate, complaint signal, and drift alert per high-risk agent.

When customers connect Microsoft 365 Copilot, Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, or Copilot Studio, the platform auto-drafts the Article 50 transparency disclosure in the org's default language (EN/DA/SV/NO/FI/DE/NL/FR) and logs inference-location + transfer-mechanism metadata to the audit log. Article 12 immutability enforced at the PostgreSQL trigger layer, not RLS.