Without the consultant bill
A consultant’s report is out of date a month after you pay for it. Normis gives you a living record you own and update yourself - no fresh invoice each time your tools, team or the rules change.
How Normis helps
Five records that build on each other. Each is a guided, plain-English step, so you carry it yourself without becoming an expert.
List the AI tools you use from a ready-made catalogue, then get a plain-English read on which EU AI Act rules apply to each - with the article reference and reasoning stored. The foundation everything else sits on.
ExplorePublish a clear AI use policy from a template, send it round with one click, and keep version-hashed proof of who signed and when. Useful evidence for the Article 4 AI literacy duty.
ExploreWork out whether the transparency rules apply to you, get the right disclosure wording for chatbots and AI-generated content, and keep a dated record. Live since 2 August 2026.
ExplorePull every record into one sealed, dated document - ready the moment an auditor or an enterprise customer's procurement team asks for proof.
ExploreLight records of what went wrong with your AI and the vendors behind it. Good housekeeping that makes your evidence pack complete.
ExploreStart here
The free classifier reads your tool list and tells you which obligations are actually yours - with the article next to each answer.
Find out, freeWhat you end up with
Not a 40-page report. A short, plain-English read on every tool - risk, effort and deadline - that tells you what matters and what is just noise.
Most of what an SME uses turns out to be minimal or limited risk. The point is to prove that calmly, and to catch the one tool that genuinely needs action.
| Tool | Risk | Effort | When |
|---|---|---|---|
| Support chatbot | Limited | 1 hour | Now |
| CV screening | High | Ongoing | This quarter |
| Marketing AI | Minimal | None | - |
| GitHub Copilot | Minimal | None | - |
Two flavours of the same job
No compliance team
You are the founder or ops lead and this landed on your desk. Normis makes it effortless: tick your tools, answer plain-English questions, publish a policy, send it round. No jargon, no consultant on retainer.
A stretched compliance team
You know what you are doing, you just have no AI-specific tooling or time. Normis keeps it proportionate: the article reference stored per tool, version-hashed sign-off, and an audit trail behind every record.
How Normis compares
| What you actually need | A spreadsheet | A consultant | Generic GRC platform | Normis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plain-English read on what applies | - | Built for enterprise | ||
| Article reference stored per tool | In a report | Limited | - | |
| Policy + staff sign-off, version-hashed | - | - | ||
| Article 50 disclosure templates | - | Bespoke quote | - | |
| Sealed, dated evidence pack on demand | - | Redo each time | Export, not sealed | |
| Priced for a 10-250 person company | - | - |
Want the mechanics? See the AI register and policy & attestation pages.
For ordinary AI use, yes. Normis turns the loop - register, classify, publish a policy, get sign-off, handle disclosures, export proof - into plain-English steps, with the article reference kept to one side. For a genuinely borderline or high-stakes case, take legal advice; Normis gives you the documented starting point either way.
Most companies get through the whole loop in an afternoon - list your tools, run the classifier, publish a policy, send it for sign-off, and apply any disclosures. The evidence pack then stays current as your tools and team change.
No. The classifier is free - no signup, no card. You only pay when you want Normis to hold the living records and produce the sealed evidence pack.
No. Normis gives you plain-English guidance, templates and a record-keeping system, with classification rules reviewed by practitioners who work with the Act. It is not a substitute for legal advice on a complex or high-stakes case.
The classifier is free, no signup, no card. See what applies to you, then carry the whole loop yourself - no consultant required.