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Does Plerdy trigger an EU AI Act Article 50 duty?
by Plerdy
Verdict
No Article 50 transparency duty in typical use
In its typical deployment this tool neither converses with your visitors nor generates synthetic content they see — so the EU AI Act's Article 50 transparency duties don't apply to it. That's a verdict about this tool's normal use, not your whole stack.
AI analytics: where this tool sits
Behaviour analysis, predictive analytics, AI-scored insights about visitors. Often minimal transparency risk — the AI watches rather than talks — but profiling-adjacent uses deserve a scope check.
No interaction, no synthetic content: usually no Article 50 duty. The questions to ask sit in GDPR territory and, for consequential decisions, the high-risk chapters.
What this means for your site
- No visitor-facing disclosure is required for this tool in normal use.
- Re-check if you extend it into anything conversational or content-generating.
- Your other AI tools may still carry duties — check the stack, not just one plugin.
How Klarvo finds Plerdy
The Klarvo detection registry recognises Plerdy by its WordPress plugin signature (“plerdy”) and the scripts and objects it places on your pages (a.plerdy.com). Detection confidence in the registry: low. The registry updates weekly as new AI tools appear — installs pick the update up automatically.
Using Plerdy on WordPress?
The free Klarvo plugin scans your site, finds tools like this one, and renders the correct Article 50 notice for each — no account required to start.
Not on WordPress? The scope check works for any stack.
More ai analytics in the registry
This page describes the typical Article 50 position for Plerdy as catalogued in the Klarvo detection registry on the basis of its public signature, and is not legal advice for your specific deployment. Deadline for Article 50 duties: 2 August 2026. See the plain-English Article 50 guide.