What is KlarvoEngine?

KlarvoEngine is Klarvo's regulatory intelligence engine. It analyses your AI system through a 3-pass classification pipeline and produces an article-cited compliance memo with obligations, deadlines, and recommended controls — in under 60 seconds.

What is the EU AI Act?

The EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689) is the world's first comprehensive AI regulation. It classifies AI systems by risk level and imposes obligations on providers and deployers of AI systems operating in the EU.

Any organisation that provides or deploys AI systems affecting people in the EU — regardless of where the organisation is based. This includes websites with AI chatbots, companies using AI analytics, and businesses integrating AI models into their products.

Prohibited AI practices have been enforceable since February 2025. GPAI model obligations since August 2025. Article 50 transparency and most remaining obligations apply from August 2, 2026.

What are the penalties?

Up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover for prohibited practices. Up to €15 million or 3% for transparency and other violations. For SMEs, the penalty is whichever amount is lower.

SAAS & TECHNOLOGY

If you integrate AI into your product, the EU AI Act applies to you.

SaaS companies using GPT, Claude, Gemini, or any AI model in their product need to understand: are you a deployer, a provider, or both? KlarvoEngine answers that question with article-level precision.

Classify your AI product

The question every SaaS company must answer

DEPLOYER

You USE an AI model via API

You integrate GPT/Claude/Gemini into your product
You don't train or fine-tune the model
Your obligations: Article 26 deployer duties + Article 50 transparency
KlarvoEngine classifies your SYSTEM, not the model

PROVIDER

You BUILD an AI system

You develop the AI system that end users interact with
You fine-tune models with >1/3 of original training compute
Your obligations: Articles 16-25 (high-risk) or Chapter V (GPAI)
Provider Track add-on covers conformity assessment

Using foundation models? Check your provider's compliance.

KlarvoEngine's GPAI framework checks:

Has your model provider supplied Annex XII documentation?

Have they published a training data summary?

Do they have a copyright policy?

Is the model above the 10²⁵ FLOPs systemic risk threshold?

If you've fine-tuned: does your compute exceed 1/3 of original training?

Multiple models? One classification.

Many SaaS products use GPT for drafts, Claude for review, and a custom model for industry terms. KlarvoEngine classifies the integrated system — not each model separately. The system's use case determines risk, not the number of models.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are SaaS companies providers or deployers?

It depends. If you build AI into your product, you're likely a provider. If you use third-party AI in your operations or product, you're typically a deployer. Many SaaS companies are both — KlarvoEngine determines which.

What do EU customers expect from SaaS vendors?

Enterprise customers increasingly ask for AI governance evidence packs. They want to see your AI inventory, risk classifications, transparency practices, and incident processes.

Do US-based SaaS companies need to comply?

If your SaaS product uses AI and has EU customers, EU AI Act obligations apply. The regulation has extraterritorial reach for AI systems that affect people in the EU.

What if we use multiple AI models?

Many SaaS products use GPT for drafts, Claude for review, and a custom model for industry terms. KlarvoEngine classifies the integrated system — not each model separately. The system's use case determines risk.

Classify your AI product. Understand your obligations.

KlarvoEngine determines provider vs deployer status and generates article-specific obligations. Free to start.

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