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Sovereignty & AI Act scan

In 2–3 weeks, know what AI delivers — and whether you comply

Which processes can a virtual employee take over? What does that deliver? And do your current chatbots and AI tools meet the rules in force since August 2026?

How we work

The scan

Fixed price, agreed upfront

Depending on the number of processes and systems. Fully credited against a follow-up project. You get the price in the intake.

  • 2–3 weeks
  • Report and presentation to your management
  • No obligation to continue

What you get

Six concrete deliverables

Process inventory with the best candidates for a virtual employee

ROI calculation per process based on your volumes

Sovereignty level for each current and new AI use case

Check against AI Act Art. 50 and Dutch regulator requirements for chatbots

Supply-chain risk under the Dutch Cybersecurity Act (NIS2)

Outline exit plan for your AI vendors

Why now

The rules already apply — not only from 2027

Since August 2026 chatbots must disclose that they are AI and a large part of the Netherlands falls under the Cybersecurity Act. The government also requires EEA storage and exit plans. Stricter requirements for high-risk AI follow on 2 December 2027 — enough time to get it right, if you start now.

  1. AI Act Art. 50 in forcein force
  2. Cybersecurity Act (NIS2)in force
  3. Marking of synthetic content
  4. High-risk AI (Annex III)

Start with 30 minutes

In 30 minutes we map which process fits best, what it delivers and how your data stays sovereign. No sales pitch — an honest assessment.

  • Confirmed within one working day
  • Video or on-site
  • First ROI estimate on the spot
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