How we help
This site sells nothing. Every tool on it is free and none requires an email address. That is a deliberate choice and this page explains it, including what we retired to make it true.
What we retired, and why
Until August 2026 this site sold three EU AI Act documentation packs. They have been withdrawn from sale. Two reasons, and the first is the more urgent.
- They described superseded law. The documents were last revised in June 2026. Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 entered into force on 27 July 2026, moving the Annex III high-risk date to 2 December 2027, adding two Article 5 prohibitions and changing the AI Office’s supervisory role. Continuing to sell documents that pre-date that would have been indefensible. What changed →
- A reference site should not also be a checkout. This site argues that ISO/IEC 42001 does not satisfy the EU AI Act, that conformity assessment cannot be outsourced, and that certification is sometimes premature. Those arguments are worth less coming from a page with a buy button on it.
If you hold a licence
Your rights are unaffected. Withdrawing products from sale does not withdraw rights already granted. Contact us for the current version of any document you licensed, and see the Terms of Use for the clauses that continue to apply to licences purchased before August 2026. Get in touch →
Three ways we work
This reference
Free, no registration, no email gate on any tool. Maintained because we have to keep it accurate for our own delivery work.
ISO/IEC 42001 documentation
23 clause-mapped AIMS documents, all 38 Annex A controls pre-populated, gap-analysis workbooks and a four-way crosswalk against ISO 27001, NIST AI RMF and the EU AI Act. Editable DOCX and XLSX you own forever, with 24 months of updates. $199 / $697 / $1,497, one-time.
Direct work
The AI Trust Package is a fixed $3,500 over five business days, for a deal blocked on an AI questionnaire. Readiness Engagements are fixed-fee, scoped on the call. Firms and consultancies use the partnership model. Twenty minutes to start, no deck.
Why the commercial destination is ISO/IEC 42001
Not because it satisfies the EU AI Act — it does not — but because it answers the question enterprise buyers are actually asking, on a timetable that does not move. Microsoft’s SSPA programme names ISO/IEC 42001 as an assurance route for AI supplier requirements and requires it for AI-sensitive cases. The AI Act’s high-risk deadline moved to December 2027; that requirement did not. The detail →
Where we will tell you not to buy
If you have no EU exposure, no enterprise customers asking, and no Annex III system, certification may be premature. An AI inventory, an AI policy and an Article 4 literacy record cost a fraction and cover the obligations that are actually live. We would rather say that than sell you something you do not need yet.
Work out what you actually need first
The classifier is free, takes five minutes, requires no email, and routes prohibited-practice findings to legal advice rather than to a product. If it tells you your exposure is Article 50 only, that is a product change and not a purchase.
Not sure where you sit?
The classifier maps your system against Articles 5, 6, 50 and Annex III. Twelve questions, no email.
Frequently asked
Do you sell EU AI Act compliance documents?
Not on this site. This property is an independent reference and is free to use, with no registration required for any tool on it. HumanAudit's documentation products are published on iso42001toolkit.com, which focuses on ISO/IEC 42001 AI management system documentation. Consulting engagements begin with a free twenty-minute call.
What happened to the EU AI Act compliance packs?
They were retired from sale on this site in August 2026. The immediate reason is that Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 entered into force on 27 July 2026 and the packs were last revised in June 2026, so they described a version of the AI Act that no longer applied. The wider reason is that a site arguing it is an independent reference should not also be a checkout. Existing licence holders retain the rights they purchased.
I bought a pack. Where do I stand?
Your licence is unaffected. Retiring products from sale does not withdraw rights already granted. Contact us for the current version of any document you hold a licence to, and see the Terms of Use for the clauses that continue to apply to licences purchased before August 2026.