Verify an EU AI Act Article 50 transparency implementation

Record the applicable Article 50 routes, check the supported implementation controls and retain exact evidence, owners and follow-up actions.

EUAI governance
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Tool available. Run the complete browser-local workflow and inspect the result. Paid export is not active. Entries and files stay in this browser. Sources reviewed 2 August 2026.

Inspect a real output

Built from fictional sample information using the same exporter as the tool.

EU Article 50 evidence report sampleEU Article 50 action and approval register sample

What’s included

Start the review

Give the accountable reviewer the scope, sequence and decision boundary before using the evidence.

  • Start Here guide PDF

Read and work the assessment

Review routed requirements and keep control evidence, open actions and the accountable decision in editable records.

  • Evidence report PDF
  • Control register CSV
  • Action and approval register XLSX

Preserve the run

Keep the structured result and exact source and assumptions record for controlled retention.

  • Structured evidence record JSON
  • Sources and assumptions record
View every output and format
  • Start Here guide PDF
  • Evidence report PDF
  • Control register CSV
  • Action and approval register XLSX
  • Structured evidence record JSON
  • Sources and assumptions record

Who this tool is for

AI governance, product, legal operations and compliance teams implementing Article 50 transparency controls. Check a recorded implementation consistently and keep an evidence trail for every supported transparency subject.

Supported use

  • A provider, deployer or combined role recorded for one system, product or content workflow
  • Supported disclosure, timing, presentation, marking and detection-evidence controls
  • Evidence status, owner, test date and follow-up action for each routed requirement

Have ready

  • Organisation, system or workflow, recorded role, accountable owner and assessment date
  • The recorded applicability and scope basis for each routed Article 50 subject
  • Control status, evidence reference, evidence type, test date, owner and follow-up action

Needs separate review

  • Classification of an AI system or disputed provider and deployer roles
  • Whether a transparency route or exception applies when the factual position is unresolved
  • Conformity certification or requirements outside the supported Article 50 subjects

How it works

  1. Record the implementationName the system or workflow, role, owner and assessment date.
  2. Route the requirementsRecord which supported Article 50 routes apply, do not apply or need further review, with the factual basis.
  3. Test the evidenceSet each control state and record the evidence type, reference, date, owner and required follow-up.
  4. Export the reviewDownload the report, evidence register, structured record and complete evidence pack.

Where does this task apply?

Choose the guidance set this tool should use. The interface and outputs stay in English.

Available guidance sets

Using European Union guidance.

Check and document your Article 50 transparency controls.

Choose the provider or deployer role, record the routes that apply, and link each implemented control to evidence, an owner and a check date.

Browser-local evidence deskProduct facts, control references and exports stay on this device.
1

Identify the implementation

This information appears on the evidence report and review handoff.

2

Record the transparency routes for your role

Choose a position and state the product, deployment, content or exception facts supporting it.

Choose your provider or deployer role above. The relevant transparency routes will then appear here.

3

Record implementation evidence

Only routes marked as applying appear here. An evidence reference, owner and check date are all needed for “evidence identified”.

Mark at least one route as applying to record control evidence. Routes marked not applied or needing review will still appear in the final scope record.

Create the review recordRules effective 2 August 2026. Official sources reviewed 2 August 2026.

The tool records your scope positions. It does not decide whether a system, output, deepfake, public-interest publication or exception falls within Article 50.

The limited transition to 2 December 2026 concerns only Article 50(2) for certain systems placed on the market before 2 August 2026.

What this tool checks

The scope stays narrow so the result is clear and reproducible.

  • Records user-confirmed applicability across the supported Article 50 transparency routes.
  • Checks disclosure timing, presentation, machine-readable marking and detection evidence where applicable.
  • Reports evidence identified, missing, uncertain, not applicable and not assessable with exact source references.

From official material to a working record

Official material sets the basis

Official EU material explains the Article 50 transparency subjects and relevant implementation context.

The tool prepares the operational record

The verifier routes supported subjects and records control evidence, ownership, test dates and unresolved actions in one reproducible review.

Official sources stay visible

Each supported check shows its jurisdiction, source title, source version and review date beside the result. Unsupported cases are rejected rather than estimated.

View this product's official sources

Questions before you use the tool

Scope, files, evidence and browser-local handling.

Does the verifier classify our AI system?

No. The organisation records its role and applicability position. Disputed facts or classifications need separate review.

What counts as implemented with evidence?

The tool requires an evidence reference, evidence type, test date and owner before a supported control can be recorded that way.

Is implementation evidence uploaded?

No. The entered system facts, evidence references and generated records remain in this browser.

Does the report certify EU AI Act conformity?

No. It records supported implementation evidence and gaps. It does not certify conformity.

Review the Article 50 implementation

Record the applicable routes, test each supported control and inspect the evidence gaps before export.

Open the Article 50 verifier