Secure your business ahead of the EU AI Act. We make you compliant in just two weeks.
Lämna din e-post så hör vi av oss — det tar tio sekunder.
AI is reshaping how businesses operate — from smart product recommendations to automated customer service handling returns around the clock. But with new capabilities come strict rules under the EU AI Act. For businesses in Sweden, acting now reduces the risk of future sanctions. From 2 August 2026, chatbot transparency requirements (Article 50) and full enforcement for general-purpose AI (GPAI) become reality. Waiting for regulators to begin supervision is an unnecessary risk when you can secure your business quickly and cost-effectively.
At ZORC, we understand that your priority is growing sales and serving customers in Gothenburg — not getting stuck in legal documents. We have built a specialised AI Act compliance service for consultants businesses. We review your tech stack, ensure your AI literacy (Article 4) meets requirements, and make sure your digital flows are transparent and lawful.
Why pay significant legal fees for a review that takes months? We make your business compliant in just two weeks. By combining web development expertise with deep knowledge of the new legislation, we ensure you stand on solid legal ground ahead of the 2026 and 2027 deadlines — while keeping your systems working for customers.
We deliver a complete compliance check and implementation within two weeks.
No open-ended hourly billing — a clear package scoped to what you actually need.
We implement chatbot transparency without breaking checkout or the customer journey.
For businesses using AI-driven sales assistants or customer service chatbots, 2 August 2026 is a critical date. Under Article 50 of the AI Act, customers must clearly know they are interacting with a machine. We implement this without disrupting the purchase journey or increasing abandoned carts. If your setup includes AI-generated product images or copy, we also prepare you for labelling requirements effective 2 December 2026.
Your payment integrations and inventory systems are the heart of your operation. When ZORC analyses your setup, we look at how AI systems interact with these flows. Many price-optimisation and forecasting tools may be classified as high-risk in future. Starting now, we build the technical documentation you will need when stricter high-risk AI requirements land on 2 December 2027. It is not just about compliance — it is about building trust with your customers.
Scope and complexity set the price, so we quote individually after a short, no-obligation review of your needs. You are not committing to anything — you get a clear proposal with a concrete price to decide on, completely without obligation.
Book a free review and we will come back with a setup and price tailored to your situation.
We quote individually after a short review of your systems and needs. Book a free review for a clear, no-obligation proposal.
Our express process takes two weeks from kick-off to delivered documentation and technical adjustments, assuming we get access to information about your systems.
No. Under the latest Omnibus VII updates, the deadline for Annex III high-risk AI has moved to 2 December 2027. What is urgent now is chatbot transparency and GPAI rules from 2 August 2026.
The Swedish Post and Telecom Authority (PTS) is the coordinating market surveillance authority. The Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY) oversees fundamental rights in connection with AI use.
For practical implementation in your digital systems, a tech agency like ZORC is often more effective. We understand the code behind your integrations — not just the legal text.
The risk is significant. Fines can reach €35 million or 7% of global turnover. Swedish authorities are expected to step up supervision during 2026.