EU AI Act website checklist: 8 things to do before 2 August 2026
Inventory systems, establish provider and deployer roles, implement the relevant interaction or content disclosures, keep proportionate evidence, and set a review date.
The checklist
- Inventory — scan your site for AI touchpoints: chat widgets, AI search, embedded assistants. Free scan →
- Role map — record who is the provider and deployer for each system.
- Interaction disclosure — where Article 50(1) applies, make the AI notice clear by first contact.
- Text policy — label AI-drafted public content, or implement a documented human-review step. What qualifies →
- Voice check — if AI answers your phone lines, callers must be told.
- Vendor clauses — agencies and AI tool contracts should assign transparency duties explicitly.
- Implementation record — retain live URLs, wording, owners and dated rendered checks. Why it matters →
- Review date — guidelines and enforcement evolve; recheck quarterly.
The fast path
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The assessment
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- •AI inventory and system classifications
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