Not guidance.
The finished documents.
Everything a compliance function needs to reach and evidence Article 50 compliance — as working artefacts you can put your name on this week, not an explanation of a regulation you could read yourself. Stage two of the Nuria Method — the prescription that closes what the X-Ray found.
See what's insideMost of the market is watching the wrong date. The Digital Omnibus deferred the Annex III high-risk obligations to 2 December 2027, and a great deal of AI Act work quietly stopped. But the transparency duties under Article 50 were not deferred — they became applicable on 2 August 2026 and they apply to any organisation running AI that interacts with people or generates content, regardless of risk tier. Exposure runs to €15 million or 3% of worldwide turnover, whichever is higher.
Six artefacts, not six chapters
Every item is a document you complete and keep — the sort of thing a regulator asks to see.
AI Inventory Register
Six linked sheets. Answer five yes/no questions per system and the applicable Article 50 duties calculate automatically, roll up into a summary, and feed the gap register. Includes a worked example.
Obligation Matrix
Five questions that take any AI touchpoint and return exactly which duties attach to it — and which don't. Stops the most common failure: applying the whole regulation to a system that triggers one subparagraph.
Disclosure Copy Library
Nine situations — chatbot standard, chatbot regulated-sector, minimal, voice agent, synthetic media, deepfake, emotion recognition, public-interest text, AI-assisted communication. Each one written and ready to paste.
Synthetic Content Marking Brief
A technical specification you can hand straight to your engineers, explaining what machine-readable marking requires, the four implementation options with their real weaknesses, and the five questions to put to your vendors.
Gap Register & Evidence Log
Structured the way a supervisory authority expects to receive it. Severity, named owner, target date, and where the proof is stored. The difference between demonstrating compliance and asserting it.
Board Summary Template
One page, pre-written, with the parts you fill in. The document that turns your findings into a funded decision rather than a report nobody acts on.
If your interface offers five languages,
you need five disclosures.
Article 50 requires disclosure to be clear and distinguishable to the person in front of it. A Belgian insurer running a trilingual chatbot does not satisfy that with an English notice. This is the part of the obligation most toolkits skip entirely, because producing careful disclosure copy in eight languages is genuinely hard — and it is exactly the part your compliance function cannot draft internally in an afternoon.
Built for the person who carries the exposure
Data Protection Officers and compliance leads at organisations of 200–5,000 people, who have just realised nobody has catalogued the AI.
Legal and risk functions in regulated sectors — insurance, financial services, pharma, public sector — where "we'll deal with it later" is not a position.
Anyone who ran the free readiness check and got a score they didn't like.
Consultants and advisors who need a defensible method rather than a slide deck.
Not for you if you want an explanation of the AI Act. That is freely available, and it is not what this is.
Two ways to take it
Founding pricing while the pack is new. It rises once the first cohort is in.
- The six-sheet workbook with working obligation logic
- Obligation matrix
- Disclosure copy library in eight languages
- Synthetic content marking brief
- Gap register and evidence log
- Board summary template
- Free updates as the guidance develops
- Everything in The Pack
- 60-minute implementation briefing, live, for your team
- We walk your actual AI estate through the obligation matrix together
- Your specific disclosure copy reviewed before you publish it
- A prioritised view of what to close first
- Written follow-up you can take to your board
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Before you buy
Is this legal advice?
No, and it says so throughout. This is an operational readiness resource. It gives you the structure, the artefacts and carefully drafted copy for ordinary commercial situations — but it cannot account for your specific systems, your sector's rules, or your risk appetite. Final scope should be confirmed against your actual AI estate and, where appropriate, with qualified counsel. Anyone selling you a template that claims to determine your legal obligations is selling you a problem.
Didn't the AI Act get delayed?
Partly. The Annex III high-risk obligations moved to 2 December 2027, and product-embedded high-risk to August 2028. The Article 50 transparency duties did not move — they became applicable on 2 August 2026 and are in force now. That gap between what the market believes and what is actually true is precisely why this pack exists.
We bought our chatbot from a vendor. Isn't this their problem?
Partly theirs, and definitely also yours. The disclosure duty under Article 50(1) attaches to the organisation deploying the system. "Our supplier handles that" is the most expensive sentence in compliance, and the marking brief in this pack includes the five questions to put to your vendor — including the one about who holds the obligation contractually.
How long does it take to use?
The inventory is the work — for a mid-sized organisation, expect a few days of asking people what they run. Everything after that is faster with the pack than without it, and the workbook does the obligation mapping for you once the inventory exists.
What if we discover we have a real problem?
That's the point of doing it. If the gaps are larger than an internal team should close alone, we do remediation work and AI governance advisory — but the pack is a complete product on its own and is not a trial of something else.
Is there a refund?
Yes. If you open the pack and it isn't what you expected, email within 14 days and you'll be refunded in full, no questions and no forms.
Not sure yet?
Run the free readiness check first. Ten questions, two minutes, and you'll know whether you have a problem worth €790 of your budget.
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