Comply with the EU AI Act Without the Hassle

Compliance is not a race, and treating it like one is how organisations end up with evidence that does not hold up. What matters is making the right risk decisions and assembling an accurate, traceable body of evidence: the kind that stands up when a regulator, auditor or court asks you to prove it. Modulos does not shortcut that work. It makes it rigorous and repeatable, structuring your AI inventory, risk assessments, controls and evidence so nothing is missed and everything is traceable to an owner and a date. How long it takes depends on the size and complexity of your AI estate. What we ensure is that what you produce is defensible, not just done.

Modulos connects AI governance frameworks in a single platform, including the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001, NIST AI RMF, GDPR (where it intersects with AI), NIS2, DORA, ISO/IEC 27001 and 27701, and the OWASP Top 10 for LLMs and Agentic AI, alongside sector-specific frameworks such as MAS FEAT and UAE AI Ethics. Modulos is the first AI governance platform in Europe to hold an ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Product Conformity certificate, meaning the platform itself has been independently certified to cover 100% of the standard it helps you comply with. You can manage obligations across 10+ connected frameworks simultaneously rather than running separate processes for each.

A manual compliance process typically means spreadsheets, disconnected documents, internal workshops and external consultants reassessing your position every time something changes. It is slow, resource-intensive and leaves gaps between reviews. Modulos replaces that with a live governance environment where risks, controls, evidence and regulatory requirements are connected in one place and updated continuously. When a framework changes, or a new AI system is deployed, the platform reflects that immediately across all your compliance obligations rather than requiring a new manual assessment cycle.

Three things set Modulos apart. First, it is the only AI governance platform in Europe to hold an ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Product Conformity certificate, which means the platform has been independently verified to cover 100% of the standard it helps you achieve. Second, it connects 10+ frameworks simultaneously, so you manage the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF and others in one place rather than maintaining separate tools or processes for each. Third, it is purpose-built for the European regulatory context, developed in Switzerland with the EU AI Act and European data sovereignty requirements at its core, rather than adapted from a US-built platform.

Onboarding begins with an AI inventory that maps the AI systems your organisation builds, buys or uses, including Shadow AI surfaced through automated discovery. Each system is then risk-classified, obligations are mapped to the relevant frameworks, and controls and evidence are assigned to accountable owners. This is a genuine governance exercise, not a box-ticking one. It engages your compliance, IT and business stakeholders, with one owner, typically a compliance lead, IT manager or operations director, coordinating the work. That human ownership is deliberate. The decisions and evidence it produces are what make your compliance defensible under scrutiny. Modulos removes the busywork with structured templates, automated evidence collection and a single source of truth, so your team spends its time on judgement, not paperwork.