Route your high-risk AI system to the correct Article 43 conformity-assessment procedure, draft an Article 47 EU declaration of conformity that references your AI Model Card and FRIA outputs instead of duplicating them, and work through the Article 48 CE-marking, Article 49/71 registration and Article 72 post-market-monitoring checklist.
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 originally set 2 August 2026 as the general application date for most of what this tool covers. A separate "Digital Omnibus on AI" package may have changed that — check the official EU AI Act Service Desk before relying on any date below.
Not sure? Run the EU AI Act Risk Classifier tool first — Article 43 only applies once a system is confirmed high-risk.
Annex V lists what the declaration must contain. For technical documentation and any fundamental-rights impact assessment, reference your AI Model Card and FRIA tool outputs rather than re-entering them here.
Should match Section H ("Standards & conformity") of your AI Model Card.
Only applicable if your Article 43 route above involves a notified body (Annex VII).
Complete the full technical documentation with the AI Model Card Generator tool, then paste its document reference here.
If your deployer role triggers Article 27 FRIA obligations, complete it with the AI FRIA tool and record the reference or "Not applicable" here.
⚠️ This tool is a plain-language routing & drafting aid for Articles 43, 47, 48, 49, 71 and 72 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689. It is not legal advice, not a substitute for a qualified conformity assessment or notified-body engagement, and does not replace your AI Model Card or FRIA — reference those tools' outputs rather than re-entering them here. Confirm with qualified EU AI Act counsel before affixing CE marking or registering the system. Nothing you enter here leaves your browser.