EU regulation is evolving faster than most companies can follow. The AI Act, CSRD, GDPR enforcement, NIS2, DORA: new obligations keep arriving, and the complexity keeps growing. At the same time, AI is moving faster than the rules designed to govern it, making compliance awareness more urgent than ever.
But that awareness is still locked behind consulting retainers and audit fees that only large enterprises can afford. That's a gap that shouldn't exist. Every business operating in Europe has regulatory obligations, and every business deserves the tools to understand them.
That's why Verdaio exists. Not just to build software, but to make regulatory awareness accessible to any company, of any size, at a cost that makes sense. We are here to help.
CSRD reporting, GDPR enforcement, EU AI Act full rollout, NIS2 and DORA: overlapping obligations on accelerating timelines. Missing any one of them carries real consequences.
Most companies already use AI tools that fall under the EU AI Act, and most don't know it. Classifying and documenting your AI systems was supposed to start before the 2 August 2026 enforcement date (still the legal baseline; the Omnibus provisional agreement of 7 May 2026 targets 2 December 2027, pending formal adoption).
Compliance consultants charge €2,000-€5,000 per day. Legal counsel €300-€500 per hour. Small and mid-size companies face the same obligations, without the teams or budgets to match.
Our Trust and Transparency page documents every processor, every control, and every commitment: data residency, AI transparency, retention, sub-processors, governance, incident history, and every legal document in one place.
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