FAQ
Short answers about ActCheck. For plans, see pricing.
What do I get for €29?
A structured readiness map that connects your answers to relevant obligation themes, evidence gaps, and priority actions. The value is the mapping—not the number of questions. It is a self-service assessment, not an audit or legal advice. A separate €129 option adds a quick human sanity pass.
What is the difference between the free screen and the €29 map?
The free screen is a short 4-question preliminary signal. The €29 Deep assessment produces a structured readiness map: answers → obligation themes → evidence gaps → priority actions. The €129 option adds a quick human sanity pass (not expert legal review). Neither replaces qualified legal advice.
Why start with a readiness map before speaking to a lawyer?
A readiness map helps SMEs organise their current understanding of AI use, potential obligation themes, evidence gaps, and priority actions. This can make an initial professional consultation more focused. It does not replace legal advice or determine compliance.
What does “evidence gap” mean in practice?
An evidence gap is an area where supporting documentation, records, or clearly defined processes may be missing or incomplete. For example, a team might describe its human-oversight process but lack written responsibilities or records showing how oversight works in practice. A mapped gap is a prompt to investigate, not proof of a legal violation.
What happens to the answers I submit?
Before submitting information, review the privacy policy on this site to understand how answers are collected, processed, stored, and potentially shared. Avoid entering confidential or sensitive information unless you have verified how it will be handled.
Is ActCheck legal advice or an audit?
No. ActCheck provides a structured readiness map to support initial preparation. It is not an audit, legal advice, or a guarantee of compliance.
Questions or feedback? Contact us at a62136920@163.com. ActCheck provides self-service readiness mapping, not legal advice.