Your team uses AI. Your governance can't live in a folder.
The EU AI Act already requires you, as a deployer, to take measures — and sooner or later you will be asked to show them. Alethexis turns inventory, AI literacy and evidence into a system that stays current. Ready from day one, not the night before.
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The Digital Omnibus is now in force. Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 postpones the high-risk obligations to December 2027 and August 2028. It does not move the prohibitions, AI literacy or the Art. 50 transparency obligations. What exactly changes
The pressure does not arrive on the legal deadline. It arrives earlier, by email.
The large client's questionnaire.
On any given Tuesday, your main client updates its supplier terms: it wants to know which AI systems you use, how you have classified them and what evidence you hold. Response deadline: 30 days. It is an account you cannot afford to lose.
The board's question.
At the next meeting, someone will ask: "are we covered on the AI thing?". "I think so" is not an answer you can put in the minutes.
The spend review.
The CFO goes through the quarter's subscriptions and finds AI tools that nobody authorised, on cards from five departments. The first news of how much AI the company uses should not be an invoice.
None of these emails waits for the Regulation's timeline. Alethexis is the answer you already have ready when they arrive.
A checklist tells you what is missing. Alethexis gives you the proof that you did it.
Why Alethexis
We do not generate documents. We generate auditable evidence.
Who on your team knows what the AI system they operate every day actually does?
That is what the Art. 4 measures to support AI literacy are for. Alethexis helps you document them.
Art. 4Your provider gives you the tool. The AI literacy measures for your team are your responsibility.
Taking AI literacy measures is a direct obligation of the deployer.
Art. 4The Digital Omnibus has postponed high risk. Art. 4 has been in force since February 2025.
No confusion: Alethexis shows you exactly what applies and when.
Art. 4Art. 4 was replaced by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744, in force since 27 July 2026. The AI literacy obligation remains; the text clarifies that it does not require providers or deployers to guarantee any specific level of AI literacy of any individual.
How it works
From zero to documented governance in three steps.
You register your AI systems
You inventory the AI systems your company uses: from ChatGPT to the CRM with scoring. The wizard guides you. In 30 minutes you have your inventory documented.
You classify and govern
The engine classifies each system's risk under the EU AI Act. You define owners, use policies and controls. Everything stays in your audit trail.
You generate auditable evidence
You export PDFs with SHA-256 hashes, RACI matrices, and signable FRIAs and DPIAs. Documents designed to support audit and regulatory review.
We do not just say it. You can audit it.
158 documented, reviewable controls in our Trust Center. Every control is traced — with a date, an owner and evidence — before it reaches your account.
See the Trust Center →Three modules. One platform.
Start with what you need today. Expand when you are ready.
M1 · Visibility
3 users included · Annual billing
- AI systems inventory (VIS-1)
- P0-P6 risk classification (VIS-2)
- AI Use Policy (VIS-3)
- Provider due diligence (VIS-4)
- Documentation of the Art. 4 (AI literacy) measures
- Support included: first response within two business days
M2 · Governance
5 users included · Annual billing
- Everything in M1
- Governance structure and AI Committee (GOB-1)
- RACI matrix (GOB-2)
- AI risk register (GOB-3)
- Decision log and change management (GOB-4/5)
- Legal reference framework (GOB-7)
- Priority support: first response within one business day
M3 · High-Risk Ready
8 users included · Annual billing
- Everything in M2
- FRIA — Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (HRA-1)
- DPIA — Data Protection Impact Assessment (HRA-2)
- Auditable evidence with SHA-256 hash (HRA-3)
- Full legal framework with EUR-Lex (HRA-4)
- Priority support: first response within one business day
Monthly price, annual billing, excl. VAT. 14-day free trial, no card required, for M1, M2 and M3. LM/LC badges indicate the regulatory nature of each control; they do not certify compliance.
Govern your AI agents too
Agentic AI acts with autonomy: it chains decisions and actions. The Agentic Add-on brings Alethexis's documented, traceable governance down to the level of each agent. Available as an add-on to M2 or M3.
Inventory per agent
Each AI agent documented one by one: purpose, scope and level of autonomy.
Governance and controls
Documented limits, approvals, checkpoints and operational controls per agent.
Risks, FRIA and DPIA per agent
Risk and impact assessments tied to each particular agent.
Orchestration graph
See how your agents relate and coordinate in a multi-agent graph.
Configured for your sector
Real examples from your industry. No blank pages.
Is your sector not here? Tell us about your case
See it working
A real, populated demo account: inventory, classifications, owners and evidence. Read-only, no sign-up.
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