EU AI Act compliance,
built into your AI stack.
The EU AI Act's high-risk operator obligations come into force on August 2, 2026. Non-compliance exposes you to fines of up to €15 million or 3% of global annual turnover. DataVibe provides the human oversight, audit trail, and transparency layer the Act requires — without retrofitting your AI stack.
Article 14 — human oversight in production
High-risk AI systems must allow effective human oversight during operation. DataVibe implements this as a mechanical workflow — not a policy PDF.
Annex IV — what auditors can verify in DataVibe
Technical documentation dossiers should include these artifacts from a live workspace:
- Governance snapshot ID — immutable config hash bound to every gate decision
- Gate submission record — verdict, violations, matched substrings, timestamps
- Reviewer identity — who approved or rejected QUEUED items (4-eyes where configured)
- Audit chain hash — cryptographically linked audit log rows
- Evidence export — packaged NDJSON/CSV for regulator requests
Article-by-article compliance map
DataVibe addresses six of the eight principal high-risk AI obligations directly.
Article 9 — Risk management system
Required: Continuous risk management throughout the AI lifecycle.
✓ DataVibe: Governance config snapshots create a versioned, immutable record of every policy decision. Every gate evaluation is linked to the exact config version that evaluated it.
Article 12 — Record-keeping
Required: High-risk AI systems must automatically log events sufficient for post-hoc investigation.
✓ DataVibe: Every gate submission is stored with its full policy verdict, the snapshot ID, reviewer identity, timestamps, and an audit chain hash — cryptographically verifiable.
Article 13 — Transparency
Required: Users must be informed when they are interacting with AI and what that AI can/cannot do.
✓ DataVibe: Every blocked or review-required output surfaces the exact rule that fired, the matched text, and the reasoning — explainable by design, not by post-hoc audit.
Article 14 — Human oversight
Required: High-risk AI systems must be designed to allow effective human oversight during operation.
✓ DataVibe: The human review queue is the core product. Every WARN-severity output pauses for reviewer approval. SLA timers and escalation chains ensure oversight is never skipped.
Article 15 — Accuracy, robustness and cybersecurity
Required: AI systems must achieve appropriate levels of accuracy and resilience to adversarial inputs.
✓ DataVibe: Prompt-injection detection blocks adversarial attempts to manipulate AI outputs. Fail-closed architecture means a scanner exception is always treated as BLOCK — never silent pass.
Annex IV — Technical documentation
Required: A technical documentation dossier must be maintained and made available to authorities on request.
✓ DataVibe: DataVibe evidence bundles package gate submissions, governance snapshots, reviewer identities, and audit hash chains into exportable compliance packages.
What you get on day one
- Human review queue — every WARN-severity AI output pauses for approval. Satisfies Article 14 human oversight.
- Immutable audit trail — cryptographically linked governance config snapshots. Every gate decision is verifiable.
- Explainability per violation — exact matched text, rule ID, reasoning, and mitigation hint on every flag. Not a black-box score.
- SLA enforcement — configurable review deadlines with escalation chains. Oversight is never silently skipped.
- Evidence bundle export — package your compliance record for regulators, in the format they need.
- DataVibe Certified badge — earn the GDPR AI Governance certification your procurement team can verify publicly.
The 60-day implementation path
Don't wait for August. Start today.
The free tier covers 1 000 governed checks per month — enough to validate your integration and confirm compliance coverage before you commit to a plan.