QMet provides professional support for EU AI Act readiness, assessment, and compliance implementation.
The EU AI Act is the European Union’s regulation on artificial intelligence, introducing a risk-based approach with obligations that depend on how AI systems are developed, provided, and used. It can apply to organizations outside the EU that place AI systems on the EU market or whose AI outputs are used in the EU. QMet assists organizations in understanding their obligations, classifying their AI systems, and building the governance, documentation, and controls needed to demonstrate compliance.
QMet helps organizations establish clear governance and accountability for EU AI Act compliance. We support determining the organization’s role as provider, deployer, importer, or distributor, and defining policies, responsibilities, and decision-making structures across the organization. We also support AI literacy and awareness initiatives so that staff who develop or use AI understand their responsibilities and the risks involved.
Contact UsA key step in EU AI Act compliance is understanding which AI systems the organization develops, provides, or uses and how each one is classified. QMet assists organizations in creating an AI system inventory and assessing each system against the Act’s risk categories, including prohibited practices, high-risk systems, systems with transparency obligations, and general-purpose AI. This classification determines which obligations apply and forms the foundation for the compliance roadmap.
Contact UsBased on classification results, QMet supports the implementation of the requirements that apply to each system. For high-risk AI systems, we help organizations establish risk management processes, data governance, technical documentation, record-keeping, human oversight, and measures for accuracy, robustness, and cybersecurity. We also help organizations prepare for conformity assessment and registration where required, and for transparency obligations such as informing users when they interact with AI or view AI-generated content.
Contact UsQMet supports organizations in assessing readiness through gap assessments and compliance reviews against EU AI Act requirements. We help organizations establish post-market monitoring, incident reporting processes, and regular reviews, and keep track of regulatory developments, guidance, and harmonized standards as they evolve. Findings are used to drive corrective actions and continual improvement, so compliance remains current as AI systems and regulations change.
Contact UsThe obligations are not the same for every organization. They depend on your role.
Organizations that develop AI systems or place them on the market. They need to build compliance into how the system is designed and documented.
Organizations that use AI systems in their operations. They need to show responsible use and human oversight.
Organizations that bring AI systems into the EU market or make them available. They need to verify that the systems meet the required standards.
Not sure? QMet can confirm your position as part of a short scoping discussion.
Contact UsQMet’s four-step readiness approach gives you clarity on where you stand and what to do next. Our team combines governance, cybersecurity, risk, and compliance expertise, and connects EU AI Act readiness with our ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, and ISO 27001 services, so AI compliance fits into your wider management system.
| Your challenge | How QMet helps |
|---|---|
| We don’t know where AI is used across the organization | A complete inventory of internal and third-party AI systems |
| We’re unsure which systems fall under the Act | Risk classification of each system against the Act’s categories |
| We don’t know which obligations apply to us | A clear map of obligations based on your role and each system |
| We don’t know how far we are from compliance | A structured gap assessment with prioritized findings |
| We don’t know where to start with AI governance | A practical roadmap with ownership and priorities |
Not sure? QMet can confirm your position as part of a short scoping discussion.