For software companies that sell to enterprises

Your enterprise customers ask about your AI. Answer, prove and show it.

Questionnaires answered in 48 working hours, audit evidence ready and a Trust Center your customers can open, all from one record of your AI systems that Complipath builds and keeps current for you.

Built on the EU AI Act, with GDPR and ISO/IEC 42001 where they overlap.

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What we do best

Answer your customers, prove it to them and show it any time.

AnswerCustomer questionnaires

Your customer's own Excel or Word file, answered. The AI Act questions with the article behind every answer, and the rest of the security review drafted from your own documents. Saved for the next one.

How AI questionnaires are answered

The whole security review

ProveCustomer audits

When a customer wants to check you, the evidence is already there: classifications, requirements, documentation and history, in one pack.

Every answer carries its source and the name of the person who confirmed it, in a report as PDF or Word.

What a customer audit is, and what you get

ShowTrust Center

A page your customers can open any time: how you use AI, what you have checked and documents they can request, released only when you approve.

On Growth. A requested file goes out on a seven-day link after your yes.

The Trust Center

Who it's for

Built for software companies that sell to enterprises.

Built for software companies with 20 to 100 people that sell to enterprises or the public sector, use or build AI and get questionnaires and audits from their customers.

By enterprise customers we mean the companies that review their vendors before they buy:

The simple test: if your customers send you security questionnaires or vendor assessments, Complipath is built for you.

What they have in common Enterprise customers who ask how they use AI, in questionnaires and audits No compliance team of their own: the CTO or the CISO answers Deals that must not stall while a review waits for answers
It is for you if You build or use AI in products your customers touch You have to defend your answers to auditors, buyers or customers You need a record of who answered, and under which version of the law You are in the EU, or outside it with customers here

Complipath isn't SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certified yet. If your customers require that of every vendor, we'll tell you straight on the first call.

Not selling to enterprises? Complipath still covers what the EU AI Act asks of any company that uses or builds AI, B2B or consumer-facing: your register, risk classification, requirements and documentation, done for you.

Most companies like that start on Starter.

By industry: HR tech · Life science and health tech · Fintech · Suppliers to the public sector.

Complipath helps software companies that sell to enterprises answer, prove and show their AI to customers: questionnaires, audits and a Trust Center from one record of their AI systems, built and kept current for them.

Complipath is EU AI Act compliance software for companies with 20–100 employees that use or build AI. A rule engine classifies each AI system and cites the article; AI only drafts from your own documents, and a person confirms.

Who it is for: Software companies with 20–100 people that build or use AI and answer security and compliance reviews from their customers.

Complipath never decides your risk level for you: it shows what the law says, where it says it and what follows, and the decision stays with you.

Done for you

Done for you. Not another tool to run.

1 · Send two files

Send two files you already have: your sub-processor list and your GDPR record of processing.

2 · We find and classify

We find every AI system and classify it by fixed rules, with the article behind it.

3 · You confirm

You confirm. Your register, requirements and plan are ready.

Every classification waits for a person: Complipath prepares and you confirm; the confirmation is what the record rests on. From then on the record answers questionnaires and audits, and fills your Trust Center.

The 73-second tour

See how it works in 73 seconds.

The app, shown with an example company. Turn the sound on, or read the captions.

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Your enterprise customer just sent an AI questionnaire. The deal waits until it's answered.

With Complipath, you send two files you already have: your sub-processor list and your GDPR record of processing.

We find every AI system and classify it by fixed rules, with the article of the EU AI Act behind every result.

On screen: Classified by fixed rules · Law version: Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, as amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744.

You confirm. Nothing is decided without you.

Your customer's questionnaire comes back in their own file, every answer with its source, within 48 hours, with a money-back guarantee.

On screen: every answer confirmed by Sara Lind · written back into this file.

When they want to audit you, the evidence is already in one pack.

Your Trust Center shows customers how you use AI, any time they look.

On screen: On the Growth plan · Sent only after Northlane approves the request.

Connect GitLab, GitHub, Datadog, Azure Monitor and the Claude or OpenAI API, and Complipath keeps everything current on its own.

On screen: Starter: you run a check when you want, once a day. Growth: watched all the time.

Starter is €499 a month. Growth is €1,499. Both start with a 30-day free trial. Get your risk classes free at complipath.io.

On screen: €4,990 a year for Starter, €14,990 a year for Growth. The trial is of Starter, with no card. Prices exclude VAT.

Note: the voice says “48 hours”. The Service Terms count the Sprint's clock in working hours, Monday to Friday, Swedish time: the guarantee is 48 working hours.

What you getFrom the first system, free · examples
A register of every AI systemBuilt in-house, bought, or just used at work.
A risk class for each oneWith the article it rests on.
What each system owesAnd the date each duty starts.
Annex IV documentationDrafted from your register. You review it.
Law changes, trackedYou see which systems a change touches.

Also on every plan: vendor profiles, each fact with its source. On Starter and up: customer security reviews answered in their own file, and read-only connections to GitHub, GitLab, Azure and Datadog.

Example company (fictional): Larkmoor and its system are invented.See every example →

Classification

Candidate Ranking

High riskpoint 4(a) of Annex III

Ranks applicants for open roles. The rule engine names the provision; no model decides.

Confirmed by the Head of People
Annex IV documentation

Point 5 · Risk management

Needs your review

Three risks are on record for Candidate Ranking, each with its owner and what is done about it.

From your Risks register
Customer questionnaire

Do you classify the AI systems you use under the EU AI Act?

Yes. Every system is classified by a rule engine that names the article it rests on.

Source: the classification record for Candidate Ranking

Download in their formatlarkmoor-supplier-review.xlsx
The four outcomes

Every system gets one of four stamps.

A system can carry transparency duties and be high-risk at the same time. Then it gets both.

PROHIBITEDARTICLE 5

The use must stop. The ten practices the Act bans outright, from social scoring to emotion recognition at work.

The ten prohibited practices →
HIGH RISKANNEX I · ANNEX III

The heavy duties. Risk management, data, documentation, logs and human oversight. From 2 Dec 2027 for Annex III, and from 2 Aug 2028 for Annex I.

The Annex III categories →
TRANSPARENCYARTICLE 50

Tell people it is an AI. For chatbots and generated content. This has applied since 2 Aug 2026; a generator already on the market before that date has until 2 Dec 2026 to mark its output.

The four Article 50 disclosures →
EVERYTHING ELSENOT NAMED IN THE ACT

Only the duties every system carries. AI literacy under Article 4 applies whatever the risk level. Keep it on the register anyway, so you can show why.

What minimal risk still owes →
Always on

Then it keeps itself current.

No integrations needed to start. Connect GitHub, GitLab, Azure or Datadog when you're ready, and Complipath finds new AI systems, changes to your AI vendors' usage policies and changes in your code on its own. Every document stays ready to download, and the next questionnaire starts from what is already answered.

Read-only, and you choose what it reads.Connections read the repositories and services you pick and never write to them. The Claude or OpenAI API can be connected the same way. Disconnecting deletes the access at once.
Checked on its own.On Growth, Live checks your code and logs every hour and after each push, and names what breaks the AI Act or GDPR and what to do. On Starter it reads when you connect and when you press Check now, once a day.
Vendors watched for you.The public usage policies of Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, Mistral AI and OpenAI are read once a day, and the owner hears when the text changes.
Documents ready to download.Annex IV as PDF or Word and the register as a spreadsheet, JSON or PDF; every table your workspace holds comes as one file.
Everything in one place

Complete EU AI Act compliance software, in one place.

Everything your customers can ask about: register, classification, requirements, evidence, Annex IV documentation, incidents, monitoring, questionnaires, audits and Trust Center. EU AI Act first, plus the GDPR and ISO/IEC 42001 work that overlaps.

Know

Every AI system you use or build, classified by fixed rules, with the article behind it.

Prove

Requirements per system, evidence, Annex IV documentation, your plan and incidents.

Answer

Questionnaires in your customer's own Excel or Word file, audits and a Trust Center.

The plan beside each link is the plan in the app's own feature list. "Every plan" includes the free plan, which holds one system.

See all 113 live features →
How it works

An EU AI Act compliance platform: from a list of tools to a record you can hand an auditor.

  1. 1 · Discover →

    Discover

    Live Reads your website and suggests the AI systems it shows; paste a list, read a package.json, or let colleagues report a tool through a link.

  2. 2 · Classify →

    Classify

    Live A rule engine decides the level and names the article it rests on, including the Article 5 practices.

  3. 3 · Understand →

    Understand

    Live Every factor cites its provision, and the plan gives each system its next steps by role.

  4. 4 · Assign →

    Assign

    Live Each obligation has an owner, a status and a date it applies from.

  5. 5 · Fix →

    Fix

    Live The Annex IV documentation is drafted from your register, and says what it could not answer.

  6. 6 · Evidence →

    Evidence

    Live A file is linked to the requirements it proves, with the passage and its page.

  7. 7 · Monitor →

    Monitor

    Live When an amending act touches a provision your records cite, you get an email per affected system.

  8. 8 · Prove ↺

    Prove

    Live Export the register with the law texts it was assessed against. Share a read-only link and read the audit log.

    Live Answer customer questionnaires from your own record; hand over the audit pack.

What exists today

17 capabilities, and whether each is built.

A selection, not the whole app: of these 17, 14 are live today, and 3 work with limits the line beside them names, read in the app's own list and its code. The rest of this selection is not built yet, and the list says which. Every live feature in the app is on the features page.

AI inventory Every AI system you build or use, with its owner and risk class. Live
Risk classification A rule engine decides the level and names the article it rests on. Live
Requirements What each confirmed system owes, with an owner you fill in, and the date each duty applies from. When a later high-risk classification or a role change leaves duties missing, Review proposes them and a person adds them. With limits
Step-by-step plan Your next steps from a fixed list of 38, ordered for your own systems, each broken into small steps with a time, the proof it needs and an owner where one is recorded. The steps for Articles 53, 54 and 55 appear once a system is marked as a general-purpose AI model you place on the market. With limits
Annex IV documentation Answer short questions or upload files you already have. We draft each section and mark where it came from. Live
Evidence Upload a file once. We read it and use it everywhere it helps: proof for requirements, text for the documentation, and a flag when it disagrees with an earlier answer. Live
Questionnaires Upload a customer’s AI or security questions. We answer from your register and show the gaps. Live
Audit pack One file with every classification, its source and who confirmed it. Live
Audit log Who did what in your workspace, as a list you can export. Live
Vendors The companies behind the AI you use, and the papers they owe you. Live
Market and Law Law changes and guidance, and which of your systems they touch. Live
Weekly snapshot One short email each Monday about your register. Live
Dashboard Where every system stands, and what needs you this week. Live
Two-step sign-in A code from your phone after the email link. The owner can require it for everyone. Live
Roles & approvals Legal sees everything in the workspace, and once you name an approver only an approver can confirm a classification. The rule counts the people working in the workspace at that moment: while every named approver has switched to another of their workspaces, anyone who can edit can confirm. With limits
Risk register Each risk your AI systems carry, with the level a person gives it — low, medium or high — the reason in words, an owner, an action and a status; never a score. Live
DPIA and FRIA documents Drafts the DPIA (GDPR Article 35(7)) and the FRIA (Article 27(1)) from your register by rules, a source on every sentence, the FRIA built on the DPIA (Article 27(4)); a named person confirms it with a date, as PDF and Word, and it becomes a source in the audit room. Live

The full list, grouped by what you want to do, is on the Complipath features page.

Why Complipath

Why companies choose Complipath.

Rules decide, not a language model.Every classification is made by fixed rules and confirmed by a person. AI only drafts text, from your own documents.
Every AI Act answer cites the law, so your customer's lawyer can check it.Cites Regulation 2024/1689 and 2026/1744. Every source file pinned by sha256, listed on the sources page.
Done for you in 48 working hours, or your money back.The AI Act Answer Sprint. The guarantee, word for word.
No integrations to start. Live when you connect.Two files you already have are enough. What a connection adds.
Built for companies that sell to enterprises, not for compliance departments.The work a questionnaire, an audit or a Trust Center asks for, from one record.
Your data stays in the EU, in Frankfurt. Export everything, any time.Where your data lives · Export your data.
Every answer shows its source
Article 6(3)
“… does not pose a significant risk of harm to the health, safety or fundamental rights of natural persons, including by not materially influencing the outcome of decision making.”
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, read from the source at this build.
Article 6(3) is not amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744, which inserts new paragraphs into Article 6. The 2024 wording is in force.

The same answers give the same outcome, every time.

Complipath decides with rules, not a language model. Every classification is made by a rule engine and cites the article, the engine version and the law version. AI only drafts text from your own documents. Every sentence links to its source, and a person confirms it.

It can say a use must stop.Five of the ten practices in Article 5(1) come back as prohibited. For the other five it does not decide, and says which.
It will not exempt you on its own.It may say a system is covered. Saying a system is not covered, or exempt under Article 6(3), stays a person’s judgement.
The problem

Your customer just added 30 AI Act questions to their vendor form.

Fictional company. Your answers come from your own register.Example · Excel
QuestionExample answerSource
Does your product use AI systems covered by the EU AI Act? Which risk category?Yes. Our in-app chat assistant talks to users, so it has transparency duties under Article 50(1). It is not a high-risk use listed in Annex III.Article 50(1); Annex III
Do you use AI to make decisions about employees or job candidates?No. None of our AI systems is used for recruitment or selection, for decisions about workers' terms, promotion or termination, to allocate tasks based on individual behaviour or personal traits or characteristics, or to monitor and evaluate their performance and behaviour: the uses listed in point 4 of Annex III.Point 4 of Annex III
How do you ensure AI literacy among your staff?Staff who build or operate our AI systems complete AI literacy training, our measure to support their AI literacy under Article 4(1), as amended in 2026. Completion is recorded in our register.Article 4(1)
Why now

The high-risk rules moved. Most of the rest did not.

392 daysuntil the Annex III rules apply

The prohibitions, the transparency duties and the rules for general-purpose models kept their dates, with the exceptions noted under each. Pick what fits you:

Today · 5 Nov 2026
  1. Prohibited practices and AI literacy Articles 4 and 5 Applies now Points added to Article 5 by 2026/1744: 2 Dec 2026
  2. General-purpose AI models Chapter V Applies now Models already on the market: 2 Aug 2027, Article 111(3)
  3. Transparency duties and most other rules Article 50 Applies now Article 50(2) for generators already on the market: 2 Dec 2026, Article 111(4)
  4. High-risk systems in Annex III Article 113 Articles 43 and 49 keep 2 Aug 2026
  5. High-risk systems in Annex I Article 113

That is what the check is for. No account needed, and every answer cites its article.

The free check

Your customers are starting to ask. See your risk classes first.

First · Type your company name

We read your website and suggest your AI systems. No account yet.

Then · See each risk class

What it owes, from which date and the article behind each answer.

When you want · Keep it in a register

Create an account. 30 days of Starter, up to three systems, no card. Exports carry a small "Trial" mark. The first system stays free. After 30 days the workspace is on the free plan, which has one AI system: nothing is deleted; systems above it are paused until you buy a plan or archive others.

Get your free readiness review: what the check reads and returns, and what it leaves to you.

Two ways in

If we miss it, the whole service fee is refunded the same day without discussion. You do not have to ask: the deadline passing is enough. We still finish the work at no cost, you keep everything delivered and the included Growth period to its date, and the deduction no longer applies. The sprint covers the AI Act part of up to 60 AI Act questions in one questionnaire. A larger questionnaire gets its own delivery time, written in its Order Form before the working-hour clock starts.

We run one sprint and one start at a time, so every deadline holds. If the slot is taken, we tell you the next start date on the call.

5 founding places for each service. Founding customers get a founding price in return for a short video or a written case study, if they're happy with the result.

  1. Step 1Book a 20-minute call.
  2. Step 2You get the Order Form by email. It is valid for 14 days.
  3. Step 3Accept it, and pay the invoice within 7 days.
  4. Step 4You get an upload link for your two files.
  5. Step 5The clock starts. AI Act Answer Sprint: The sprint's 48 hours start when the kickoff is marked done and your questionnaire is in. Questionnaire-Ready Start: Hours count Monday to Friday in Swedish time and start when payment and both files are in.

Done-for-you questionnaire: for an existing customer, one questionnaire answered for you, the same way as in the sprint, whenever the next one arrives, on a 48-hour working clock that starts when the questionnaire is in. It carries no guarantee and includes no Growth period. Price on request.

Prefer to try it alone? Start the 30-day free trial of Starter.

Prices exclude VAT. Everything each plan includes.

What it saves

Stop paying lawyer rates for the groundwork.

Listing systems, reading articles and writing the same documents again is groundwork. That part is what Complipath does.

Outside legal help, by the hour Over €2,000a month What a Swedish company we spoke with in September 2026 pays for outside legal and compliance help. Every new AI system is a new invoice Answers arrive as emails and PDFs that go out of date The register still lives in a spreadsheet
Complipath Starter €499a month or €4,990 a year, and a Free plan for one AI system Less than a quarter of that, for up to 20 systems on the register. Prices exclude VAT. Every system classified, with the article it rests on Documentation drafted from your register Law changes shown on the systems they touch
Keep your lawyer for the judgement calls. The hours you still buy go further. Work out your own saving → Start the 30-day free trial
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Before you buy

Check us before you trust us.

No SOC 2 or ISO 27001 yet. Here is what we have instead.

Complipath is built by Yobel Tzegai in Gothenburg, Sweden. Every question to hello@complipath.io is read and answered by him.

Questions

What people ask before they book.

More answers in the FAQ →
Is Complipath a questionnaire tool?

No. Complipath is the record of your AI systems and everything the EU AI Act asks of you, built and kept current for you. Answering your customers' questionnaires and audits is what most companies need first, so that is where we start.

What do you mean by enterprise customers?

By enterprise customers we mean the companies that review their vendors before they buy: usually organisations with 250 or more employees and their own procurement, security or legal team; banks, insurers, healthcare and life science companies of any size, because their own rules require it; and the public sector, where it is written into the tender. The simple test: if your customers send you security questionnaires or vendor assessments, Complipath is built for you.

Is Complipath only for companies that sell to enterprises?

No. It is built for them, but any company that uses or builds AI, B2B or consumer-facing, gets the same register, classification, requirements and documentation. Most of them start on Starter. Growth adds what enterprise customers check: the Trust Center, the audit room shared with the customer and Live checks every hour.

Does it cover more than the EU AI Act?

Yes. Questionnaires and audits rarely stop at the AI Act. Complipath answers the rest of a security review on 17 common topics from what you have confirmed and your own documents; any other question is marked for you. It also covers the GDPR and ISO/IEC 42001 work that overlaps: GDPR basics for every system, and on Growth the DPIA and FRIA documents and your ISO/IEC 42001 readiness, never a certificate.

What do you need from us?

Two files you already have: your sub-processor list and your GDPR record of processing. For the sprint, also the questionnaire.

Do we have to connect any tools?

No. Connections such as GitHub or GitLab are optional and only add detail.

What happens after the included period?

You choose Growth, Starter or to stop. No lock-in. If you stop, your workspace moves to the Free plan, the files you received are yours, your Trust Center closes 30 days later, and nothing is deleted. If you choose Growth yearly before the period ends, what you paid for the sprint or start is deducted from the first year once, at exactly the amount you paid and never more; a start moved up to a sprint counts as a sprint, and Growth starts the day after the included period ends.

What if you miss the deadline?

Sprint: If we miss the 48 hours, or any AI Act answer is missing its source, you get your money back. If we miss it, the whole service fee is refunded the same day without discussion. You do not have to ask: the deadline passing is enough. We still finish the work at no cost, you keep everything delivered and the included Growth period to its date, and the deduction no longer applies. The sprint covers the AI Act part of up to 60 AI Act questions in one questionnaire. A larger questionnaire gets its own delivery time, written in its Order Form before the working-hour clock starts. Hours count Monday to Friday, Swedish time. The sprint's 48 hours start when the kickoff is marked done and your questionnaire is in. The guarantee covers the AI Act questions. Other security questions we answer from your documents where they allow it; the rest are marked 'for you to answer'. Start: Your workspace is ready within 72 hours after we receive your two files, or you get your money back. If we miss it, the whole service fee is refunded the same day without discussion. You do not have to ask: the deadline passing is enough. We still finish the work at no cost, you keep everything delivered and the included Growth period to its date, and the deduction no longer applies. Hours count Monday to Friday in Swedish time and start when payment and both files are in.

What if you miss the guarantee?

You get your money back. If we miss it, the whole service fee is refunded the same day without discussion. You do not have to ask: the deadline passing is enough. We still finish the work at no cost, you keep everything delivered and the included Growth period to its date, and the deduction no longer applies.

Is there a limit on questionnaire size?

The sprint covers the AI Act part of up to 60 AI Act questions in one questionnaire. A larger questionnaire gets its own delivery time, written in its Order Form before the working-hour clock starts.

How does buying work?

Book a 20-minute call. You get the Order Form by email. It is valid for 14 days. Accept it, and pay the invoice within 7 days. You get an upload link for your two files. The clock starts. Sprint: The sprint's 48 hours start when the kickoff is marked done and your questionnaire is in. Start: Hours count Monday to Friday in Swedish time and start when payment and both files are in.

How do we reach you?

After payment, questions and rescheduling go by e-mail to hello@complipath.io, answered within one working day. Official documents (Order Form, invoice, terms) come by email.

How do I answer the EU AI Act section of a customer's security questionnaire?

Classify every AI system you build or use first, because most questions turn on the risk class. Then answer each question with the article it rests on, and keep the record behind every answer so the next questionnaire starts from it. How Complipath answers AI questionnaires.

Do you have SOC 2 or ISO 27001?

Not yet. Here is what we have instead: the security pack, with a source on every row.

Is Complipath legal advice?

No. It gives legal information and a place to document your answers. A named person on your team confirms each classification, and that confirmation is what the record rests on.

What happens when the law changes?

Market and Law shows what has landed since you last looked, in plain language, with the source. When an amending act touches a provision your confirmed records cite, you get an email for each system it affects.

Do we need this if none of our systems are high-risk?

Often, yes. A provider who decides that an Annex III system is not high-risk must document that assessment before the system is placed on the market or put into service, under Article 6(4). AI literacy under Article 4 binds providers and deployers whatever the risk level, and chatbots and generated content carry the duties in Article 50.

Is it launched, or is there a waiting list?

It is open. The check runs without an account and the Free plan is for one AI system and one user. Starter and Growth can be bought today; Scale is sold through a conversation with us.

Do I need an account to run the check?

No. Nothing is saved to an account unless you choose to keep your result.

What happens after the thirty days?

The account drops to the free plan, which holds one system and one person. Nothing is deleted: your first system keeps working, and the systems beyond it are paused, still readable and exportable. There is no card to cancel.

The 30 AI Act questions your enterprise customers will ask, with what a good answer includes.

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