The regulatory environment of the European Union is evolving rapidly, and new digital and technological legislation is bringing new responsibilities to businesses and organizations. It is particularly important to understand what requirements apply to the organization and what changes need to be made to processes, documentation and management.
We provide practical support to small and medium-sized enterprises and non-profit organizations in understanding and implementing the requirements of European Union legislation. The aim is to make complex regulatory requirements understandable and to help the organization design functioning processes to meet them.
Support for the implementation of the EU Data Regulation (Data Act) for SMEs and NGOs
The EU Data Regulation applies from From 12 September 2025. The purpose of the regulation is to create clearer and fairer rules for access to and use and sharing of data in the European Union.
The data regulation concerns, among other things, data generated through connected products and related services, data sharing between companies and issues related to cloud services.
We help SMEs and NGOs assess whether and to what extent the data regulation requirements apply to their activities. We support the mapping of existing processes and contractual relationships, the identification of possible compliance problems and the design of necessary changes.
The aim is to give the organization a clear overview of its responsibilities as well as a practical plan of action to meet the requirements.
Support for the implementation of the Artificial Intelligence Regulation (AI Act) for SMEs and NGOs
The European Union's AI regulation creates a risk-based legal framework for the development and use of AI. The different requirements of the regulation are implemented in stages, and the responsibilities of the organization depend, among other things, on which AI systems are used and on the role of the organization in their use or provision.
We help companies and non-profit organizations map the AI solutions they use, assess their potential level of risk, and understand the requirements that apply to the organization.
Implementation support can include defining internal processes and responsibilities, preparing the necessary documentation, and designing the principles for the use of artificial intelligence.
Evaluation of compliance and preparation of a plan of action
The implementation of the new EU legislation begins with understanding the existing situation of the organisation. We help map activities, processes and usable solutions that may be affected by regulation.
On this basis, the necessary activities, responsibilities and priorities can be defined and a practical action plan can be designed to achieve and maintain compliance.
Practical support in a changing regulatory environment
Ensuring compliance with EU regulations is not just about producing documents. It is important that the necessary principles and controls are integrated into the day-to-day processes of the organization and can also be put into practice.
We help SMEs and NGOs understand the new requirements of the European Union and make regulatory compliance a clear and manageable part of the activities of the organisation.
