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Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (FRIA) generator — EU AI Act Art. 27
Before first use of a high-risk AI system, certain deployers must assess its impact on fundamental rights and notify the market surveillance authority of the results (Art. 27(1), 27(3)). Answer the six items below and download the document. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
Get the FRIA signed, with the rest of the file
The compliance pack turns this draft into a signed FRIA (Art. 27) and adds Annex IV technical documentation, an AI literacy plan (Art. 4) and Art. 50 transparency notices, all from one questionnaire, countersigned with ed25519 so an auditor can check nothing changed. No ledger or code needed.
Get the compliance pack, 99 USDItem (e) needs evidence, not a promise
Deployers must keep the logs the system generates for at least six months (Art. 26(6)) and monitor its operation (Art. 26(5)). Vetro Attest countersigns your Vetro ledger or OpenTelemetry GenAI trace with ed25519 and produces an EU AI Act evidence report you can attach to this assessment. 49 USD, one-off.
Get the countersigned report or check your logs freeOrientation tool, not legal advice. Art. 27 applies from 2 August 2026, to the first use of the system; update the assessment when any item changes (Art. 27(2)). The AI Office will publish a template questionnaire (Art. 27(5)); the six items above are the legal minimum it will ask for.