It applies to almost everyone
Providers and deployers of AI systems, with no distinction of size: if anyone in your company uses artificial intelligence tools for work, the obligation to ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy concerns you too.
Article 4 of the AI Act obliges anyone using artificial intelligence at work to train their staff, and from 2 August 2026 the Italian authorities ACN and AgID begin supervising. The checkup tells you whether your company falls under the obligation, where it's exposed and how urgently to act. Free, no strings attached, with a report you can put on the table at your next board meeting.
The checkup tool is currently available in Italian. If that's a barrier, write to us and we'll walk through it together.
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 sets no size thresholds: even an SME using ChatGPT to write emails falls under the literacy obligation. And in Italy, Law 132/2025 and Decree 180/2025 have defined who supervises and from when.
Providers and deployers of AI systems, with no distinction of size: if anyone in your company uses artificial intelligence tools for work, the obligation to ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy concerns you too.
From that day, ACN and AgID, through the market surveillance authorities, begin supervising the application of the obligation. Arriving there with training done and documented is very different from arriving empty-handed.
Article 4 has no penalty of its own, but it weighs as an aggravating factor in AI Act and GDPR violations, can exclude you from tenders and open civil liability towards harmed employees. The risk isn't the fine: it's everything else.
Targeted questions about how your company uses AI today: tools, people involved, processes, internal rules. No technical jargon; anyone who knows the company can answer.
From governance to training, from internal policies to documentation: each area receives an assessment, so you immediately see where you're covered and where you're not.
The result tells you whether you fall under the obligation, to what extent and how urgently to act. Not a generic score: a snapshot of your situation.
The report downloads as a PDF: share it with management, HR or your consultant, and it becomes the starting point for deciding what to do, with us or on your own.
Whether and to what extent your company falls under the Article 4 obligation, based on how it actually uses AI: not in the abstract, but on your concrete case.
Training never done, no policy on AI use, zero documentation to show in case of a check: the report lines up the gaps, from the most urgent down.
A sensible order of priorities: what to fix immediately, what to plan, what can wait. So the budget goes where it's needed, not where it makes the most noise.
Yes, free and with no obligation. The maths is simple: if the report shows you need training or an AI-use policy, we're among those who can help you get them done. But the report is yours either way, even if you then move forward with someone else.
Anyone who knows how the company uses AI: owner, management, HR, IT or compliance manager. The questions require no technical skills, just knowing what happens in the company.
No: it's an informational support tool, updated to the current regulatory framework (including the Digital Omnibus of November 2025), and does not replace personalised legal advice. It helps you understand where you stand and decide the next steps with full awareness.
You decide. If gaps emerge, you can cover them with our courses, get help on your AI-use policy, or simply use the report as an internal working base. No pushy phone calls: if you want to hear from us, you write to us.
22 questions, immediate report, downloadable PDF. If you're compliant, sleep easy. If you're not, at least you know where to start.