AI GOVERNANCE STARTER KIT - EU AI ACT & ISO
You need AI governance documents. You don't need a 200-page framework.
Three situations this fixes:
An enterprise customer sent you a security questionnaire full of AI questions
You run a chatbot, and EU transparency rules applied from 2 August 2026
Your team is pasting company data into AI tools with no written policy
13 documents. About four hours of work. Built for companies of 5–200 people.
What's inside
Policies
AI Acceptable Use Policy, with acknowledgement page
Article 50 disclosure notices — the actual wording for chatbots and AI-generated media
Registers
AI System Inventory — the register enterprise buyers and regulators ask to see
AI Risk Register — scored, owned, with worked examples
Screening worksheets
Prohibited Practices (Article 5)
High-Risk Screening (Annex III)
Provider vs Deployer Determination
Operations
AI Vendor Assessment
AI Incident Response Plan, with the notification clocks
Customer Due-Diligence Answer Bank — pre-written answers to the AI questions in enterprise security questionnaires
Training
45-minute AI literacy session plan for non-technical staff
Attendance log — the evidence Article 4 expects
Every document, three ways
PDF to send. Word to edit. Excel for the registers.
Nothing to install, nothing proprietary, nothing to reformat.
Why this one
It's current. Verified 29 July 2026, including the Digital Omnibus changes. Most content still says high-risk obligations start in August 2026. They moved to December 2027 — but Article 50 transparency didn't. That distinction is the whole game.
It's honest about scope. These get you organised and make your eventual lawyer conversation shorter and cheaper. Where something needs professional advice, the documents say so.
12 months of updates. The rules are still moving. When they change, you get the revised kit.
Comparable ISO 42001 toolkits start at $199. Governance platforms start around $10,000 a year. This is for the businesses in between — real obligation, no compliance department.
Not sure it applies to you? Run the free 10-question checker first, no email required: https://aiactstarterkit.com
Not legal advice. These are operational templates, not a legal opinion on your circumstances, and buying them does not make you compliant. Where the stakes are high — regulated sector, AI in hiring or lending, contact from a regulator — use these to prepare, then have a qualified lawyer review your position.