Obligation map
A plain-English map of the Article 50 duties and exceptions that appear relevant to each product surface.
We test customer-facing AI journeys against the European Commission's Article 50 guidance, then give your product team the copy, placement, and engineering tickets to close the visible gaps.
For AI SaaS products serving people in the EU. Operational review, not legal advice.
“Ask Ava” names the agent, but does not clearly tell the user they are interacting with AI.
Add a persistent “AI assistant” label and one-line notice before the first user message.
The implementation gap
Article 50 is experienced in the interface: who is told, what they are told, when the notice appears, and whether the information is clear and accessible. That makes it a product QA problem as well as a legal one.
Read the Commission's July 2026 guidanceOne week. Four useful outputs.
Built for product, engineering, and counsel to review together.
A plain-English map of the Article 50 duties and exceptions that appear relevant to each product surface.
Timestamped screenshots and notes showing what a user actually sees from entry point to AI interaction.
Exact disclosure copy, placement guidance, acceptance criteria, and prioritised implementation tickets.
One verification pass after your changes, with an updated evidence record for product and counsel review.
Free public-surface scan
Enter a public product URL. We look for visible AI interaction language, disclosure signals, and a discoverable transparency trail. The result is a lead, not a legal conclusion.
Founding product-surface review
We scope the relevant Article 50 surface, test the live experience, prepare the fix pack, and recheck one implementation round.
Straight answers
No. It is an operational product-surface review against published Commission guidance. Your counsel remains responsible for legal conclusions.
No. We provide evidence, implementation recommendations, and a recheck record. We do not issue regulatory certifications or guarantees.
It can reveal missing public signals. It cannot inspect authenticated journeys, runtime behaviour, machine-readable output marking, or applicable exceptions.
Product-led AI companies that make AI systems available to people in the EU, including providers established outside the EU.