Run an AI-governance program on the systems that actually run your AI
The EU AI Act asks you to inventory your AI systems, classify their risk, apply controls and human oversight, and prove it on demand. Rizzqo runs that whole program on the real AI you actually deploy — not a generic checklist.
Built for the standards that govern AI
Rizzqo ships the EU AI Act framework pre-loaded, ready to run against the AI you already have in production.
How Rizzqo governs AI
One program, from first inventory to audit-ready evidence, always anchored to the AI systems that produce the risk.
Inventory every AI system as an asset
Governance starts with knowing what you run. Rizzqo gives you one live inventory of every AI system you have deployed — the foundation the EU AI Act expects you to maintain, and it stays current as systems are added, retired or reclassified.
Classify each system’s EU AI Act risk tier
Not every AI system carries the same obligations. Rizzqo helps you place each one in its EU AI Act risk tier — unacceptable, high, limited or minimal — so you carry only the duties that genuinely apply, and never over-comply on a system that does not need it.
Apply controls and human oversight, mapped to requirements
On most programs, obligations live in policy PDFs no one reads and responsibility sits in a shared inbox. Rizzqo puts every duty — including human oversight — on the AI system it governs, with a named person accountable for it, so responsibility is always clear.
Monitor, gather evidence and stay audit-ready
High-risk AI demands ongoing risk management and post-market monitoring, not a one-off sign-off. Rizzqo keeps every AI system continuously assessed, so when a regulator or auditor asks, the conformity story is already assembled, not scrambled together after the fact.
Everything an AI-governance program needs
From first classification to post-market monitoring, every duty sits on the real system it governs, so nothing lives in a policy document no one reads.
AI system inventory
One live inventory of every AI system you run, so nothing sits in the shadows outside your program.
Risk-tier classification
Place each system in its EU AI Act tier — unacceptable, high, limited or minimal — so you carry only the obligations that genuinely apply.
Human oversight controls
Keep human-oversight duties owned by the people accountable for each system, not buried in a policy no one revisits.
Data governance
Show that the training and test data behind your AI is properly governed and documented, as high-risk systems require.
Conformity documentation
Pull your technical documentation and evidence together into audit-ready conformity packages, ready before a regulator asks.
Post-market monitoring
Watch deployed AI continuously, so drift, new gaps and regulatory change surface as they happen, not at the next review.
From a list of AI systems to a defensible program
Each AI system carries its own classification, controls and evidence, and its risk connects to the business it supports. Leadership sees not just where a gap is, but everything it puts at risk — and the proof of conformity is ready before anyone asks.
Frequently asked questions
The EU AI Act takes a risk-based approach with four tiers. Unacceptable-risk practices (such as social scoring or manipulative systems) are banned outright. High-risk systems (for example AI used in recruitment, credit or critical infrastructure) face the heaviest obligations: risk management, data governance, logging, human oversight and conformity assessment. Limited-risk systems carry transparency obligations: users must know they are interacting with AI. Minimal-risk systems have no specific obligations. Rizzqo helps you classify each system and applies only the requirements that match its tier.
You place each AI system in its EU AI Act risk tier, and only the obligations that match that tier apply — conformity, data governance and oversight for high-risk systems, transparency for limited-risk ones. There is no spreadsheet mapping to maintain by hand.
Rizzqo assembles the technical documentation, risk assessments and oversight records the EU AI Act expects into audit-ready conformity packages, kept current on each AI system as you run it. The proof builds up continuously, so you are not reconstructing it the week before an audit.
High-risk AI requires ongoing risk management after it goes live. Rizzqo keeps every deployed system continuously assessed, so drift, new risks and regulatory change surface as they happen rather than at the next review.
Govern your AI, prove your conformity
See how Rizzqo runs the EU AI Act directly on the AI you actually deploy, so every obligation lands on a real system with a real owner.