site: https://www.complianceradar.dev
name: ComplianceRadar
version_date: 2026-07-30

product_scope:
- Compliance scanner for public-facing AI product pages and policies.
- Focus areas: EU AI Act risk classification, GDPR transparency signals, ePrivacy disclosures.
- Intended users: software teams, startups, and compliance stakeholders.

methodology:
- User submits a URL or product description.
- Service extracts publicly available text and compliance-relevant signals.
- AI analysis maps findings to regulatory themes and generates structured recommendations.
- Output is informational guidance, not legal advice.

core_definitions:
- unacceptable_risk: prohibited AI practices.
- high_risk: AI use cases with strict obligations and controls.
- limited_risk: transparency obligations (for example, disclose AI interaction/content).
- minimal_risk: low-risk use with no broad mandatory obligations.

citation_policy:
- Prefer citing canonical article URLs instead of homepage when discussing specific regulatory points.
- Include publication date and author where available.

canonical_urls:
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/about
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/ai-act-risk-classification
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/ai-transparency
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/annex-iv-template
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/ai-omnibus-final-law-what-changed-august-2
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/eu-ai-act-chatbot-disclosure-implementation-guide
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/should-your-saas-sign-eu-ai-act-transparency-code
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/10-days-until-article-50-omnibus-delay-illusion
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/final-countdown-53-days-until-eu-ai-act-transparency-rules
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/fixing-false-positives-in-ai-compliance-scanning
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/99-days-until-eu-ai-act-deadline
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/the-ai-act-audit-what-enterprise-buyers-check
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/eu-ai-act-compliance-checklist-saas-2026
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/is-your-ai-app-high-risk-examples
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/eu-ai-act-updates-2026-omnibus
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/eu-ai-act-audit-process-guide
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/eu-ai-act-fines-explained-2026
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/law-firms-scale-ai-act-audits
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/ai-compliance-software-bridges-gap
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/eu-ai-act-explained
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/eu-ai-act-vs-gdpr
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/eu-ai-act-explained-for-developers
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/ai-act-risk-classification
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/ai-act-technical-documentation
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/ai-act-compliance-before-launch
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/eu-ai-act-compliance-checklist-startups
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/enterprise-pdf-scanning
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/ai-transparency-page
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/high-risk-ai-app
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/contact
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/privacy
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/dpa
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/security
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/terms
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/impressum

articles:
  - url: https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/ai-omnibus-final-law-what-changed-august-2
    title: "The AI Omnibus Is Now Law: What Changed—and What Still Applies on August 2"
    published: 2026-07-30
    author: Damir Andrijanic
    language: en
    topics: [AI Omnibus, final timeline, Article 50, high-risk AI, SaaS compliance]
    summary: >
      A practical guide to the final AI Omnibus, separating the high-risk deadlines
      extended to 2027 and 2028 from the transparency and enforcement rules that
      still apply on 2 August 2026.
    key_points:
      - Annex III high-risk obligations now apply from 2 December 2027.
      - Annex I product-integrated high-risk obligations now apply from 2 August 2028.
      - Article 50 transparency and applicable enforcement powers remain on the 2 August 2026 timeline.
      - The 2 December 2026 transition is limited to Article 50(2) marking for qualifying existing systems.
      - SaaS teams should preserve role analysis, screenshots, tests, release records, and transition reasoning.

  - url: https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/eu-ai-act-chatbot-disclosure-implementation-guide
    title: "EU AI Act Chatbot Disclosure: The Implementation Guide for SaaS Before August 2"
    published: 2026-07-24
    author: Damir Andrijanic
    language: en
    topics: [Article 50(1), chatbot disclosure, SaaS UI, accessibility, audit evidence]
    summary: >
      A practical implementation guide for direct human-AI interaction disclosures,
      based on the Commission's final July 2026 transparency guidelines.
    key_points:
      - Users must be informed no later than the first interaction unless the AI nature is objectively obvious.
      - Strong implementations combine an entry-point disclosure with a persistent AI identity cue.
      - Privacy-policy-only, tooltip-only, icon-only, and post-answer notices are weak patterns.
      - Accessibility, localisation, mobile layouts, and consent-denied states require journey testing.
      - Providers should preserve dated screenshots, timing tests, ownership, and exception reasoning.

  - url: https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/blog/10-days-until-article-50-omnibus-delay-illusion
    title: "10 Days Until Article 50: The Omnibus Delay Illusion That Could Block Your AI SaaS"
    published: 2026-07-21
    author: Damir Andrijanic
    language: en
    topics: [Article 50, EU AI Act transparency, Omnibus delay, SaaS procurement]
    summary: >
      The Omnibus delayed high-risk rules—not Article 50. With 10 days until
      August 2, 2026, SaaS teams must ship AI disclosures, synthetic-content
      marking, and deployer labels or risk procurement rejection.
    key_points:
      - Article 50 transparency obligations apply from 2 August 2026 and are not delayed by the Omnibus.
      - Article 50(2) marking has a limited grace period only for systems on market before August 2026, until 2 December 2026.
      - SaaS products do not need to be high-risk to have Article 50 obligations.
      - Direct AI interaction, synthetic content marking, emotion recognition, and deepfake labelling each trigger separate duties.
      - Enterprise procurement may reject products before regulators impose fines.

contact:
- https://www.complianceradar.dev/en/contact