Digital Product Compliance & Global Market Access

EU regulations represent one of the most comprehensive AI and digital governance frameworks globally. The EU sets a strong international benchmark that influences how products are designed worldwide.

No. It applies to companies both inside and outside the EU. Any provider or user placing an AI system on the EU market must comply, even if their company is based elsewhere.

We help companies meet internationalstandards and demonstrate this clearly, giving you trusted evidence of safety, security,and compliance so you can scale across regions.

Responsibility is shared between provider and user, but it must always be clearly assigned. The product owner is responsible for intended use and performance; the user is responsible for following policies and safety guidelines.

You may face legal and financial consequences, including significant fines, restrictions on selling your product, or even having to withdraw it from the market. Non-compliance can also damage trust, reputation, and customer confidence.

We help you map applicable regulations (e.g., GPSR, the Data Act, the EU AI Act), assess gaps against requirements, and build a practical roadmap — including documentation, risk assessments, and ongoing monitoring support.

We start with a short scoping conversation to understand your product and markets, followed by a regulatory gap assessment. From there, we agree on a prioritized action plan together.

Any physical or connected product placed on the EU market can fall under GPSR, while products that generate data through use (e.g., connected devices, IoT) may fall under the Data Act. We help you determine exactly which obligations apply to your product.