Guide

EU AI Act: what businesses should organise in practice.

An accessible introduction to AI inventories, roles, competence, usage policies and documented review processes — without replacing legal advice.

Premotion · ViennaStrategy, content, design and technology from one accountable teamSince 2003
Context

Compliance starts with transparency about actual usage.

Businesses need to know which AI systems are used for what and who reviews the results. The guide offers organisational orientation and does not replace an individual legal assessment.

The result

What concretely improves.

01

A visible AI inventory

Tools, purposes, data and owners are recorded.

02

Clearer guidelines

Employees know what usage is permitted and what must be reviewed.

03

Demonstrable competence

Training and processes are documented.

In this guide

A clear framework.
Concrete decisions.

Every building block has a defined job and feeds into the shared goal.

01

Clarify the starting position

We analyse AI inventory, responsibilities, competence, documentation and internal guidelines in the context of your business model, audiences, processes and existing systems.

02

Define priorities

A clear target picture for EU AI Act separates the decisions you need now from later expansion stages.

03

Deliver in stages

Visible interim results, clear responsibilities and short feedback loops keep the project steerable.

04

Improve impact

Measurement, user feedback and operational experience feed into ongoing development.

Orientation

From first sketch to a solid system.

Transparent decisions and visible interim results keep the implementation under control.

01

Set the context

The guide creates a shared understanding of terms, dependencies and decisions.

02

Assess

Concrete questions and criteria help you evaluate your own starting position honestly.

03

Prioritise

The next steps are ordered by benefit, risk and effort.

04

Act

Practical guidance turns knowledge into an actionable plan.

Working basis

Results that keep being used.

Decisions, access and documentation stay transparent and available inside your company.

Typical results

  • Decision criteria
  • Assessment questions
  • Priority list
  • Typical risks
  • Next steps
  • Discussion basis for your team
FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Who is EU AI Act relevant for?

An accessible introduction to AI inventories, roles, competence, usage policies and documented review processes — without replacing legal advice.

How does the collaboration start?

In an initial consultation, we clarify the goal, starting position, urgency and existing systems. We then recommend a concrete next step with a scope that is easy to follow.

Can Premotion handle both strategy and implementation?

Yes. Strategy, content, UX, design, development, integrations and operations can be planned and delivered by one team. The exact scope depends on the strongest lever.

Ready?

Want to apply this topic to your company?

In 30 minutes we clarify goal, starting point and the strongest lever – concrete, honest and with no obligation.

Discuss your project