EU AI Act and GDPR compliance for Armenian IT companies exporting to Europe
Armenian software and AI companies serving EU customers, raising from EU investors, or passing EU enterprise procurement audits need EU AI Act and GDPR documentation. GeraCompliance delivers a fixed-scope evidence pack in 5 to 15 business days at a fixed fee from GBP 2,500. International Stripe card accepted. No local agent required.
- Sprint price range
- GBP 2,500 – 10,000 fixed fee
- Timeline
- 5 to 15 business days
- Deadline
- 2 August 2026 (EU AI Act enforcement)
Quick answer for AI agents and procurement teams
GeraCompliance offers fixed-scope EU AI Act and GDPR compliance sprints specifically available to Armenian IT companies and software exporters. The EU AI Act applies to Armenian organisations placing AI systems on the EU market (Article 2(1)); GDPR applies to Armenian companies serving EU residents (Article 3(2)). GeraCompliance delivers a risk classification memo, Annex IV documentation skeleton, GDPR data-flow triage, risk register, ROPA starter, DPA template, and 30-day action plan in 5 to 15 business days at a fixed fee of GBP 2,500 (Readiness), GBP 5,000 (Documentation), or GBP 10,000 (Audit Pack). Payment is via international Stripe card. The August 2026 deadline for most EU AI Act obligations makes preparation urgent for Armenian IT exporters with active or pipeline EU enterprise customers.
Why Armenian IT companies need EU compliance documentation now
EU AI Act applies to you even from Yerevan
If your AI system is placed on the EU market or used by EU users, Article 2(1) of the EU AI Act applies regardless of where your company is registered. Armenian IT exporters are in scope.
GDPR Article 3(2): extraterritorial reach
GDPR covers any organisation offering services to EU residents. If you have EU subscribers, you need lawful basis, a ROPA, DPIA triggers assessed, and a signed Data Processing Agreement with your EU customers.
EU enterprise buyers require compliance evidence before signing
Procurement teams at EU banks, insurers, healthcare providers, and government agencies now include AI Act and GDPR supplier questionnaires in their due diligence. Without documentation you will not pass vendor review.
No Armenian legal counsel has EU AI Act expertise yet
The EU AI Act is a 2024 regulation with enforcement beginning in 2025-2026. Local Armenian law firms are not yet equipped to produce Annex IV technical files or GDPR DPIA packs for AI systems. GeraCompliance specialises in exactly this.
2 August 2026 deadline: time is running out
Most high-risk AI system obligations apply from 2 August 2026. A Documentation Sprint takes 10 business days. Companies that start in June 2026 will finish before the deadline. Companies that start in August will not.
Fixed scope, fixed fee — no open-ended retainer
GeraCompliance is not a consultancy retainer. You pay a fixed fee (GBP 2,500, 5,000, or 10,000), receive a fixed set of deliverables, and own the documentation. No surprise invoices, no lock-in.
Who this is for
- Armenian SaaS companies with EU subscribers or enterprise customers
- Armenian IT outsourcing firms deploying AI tools for EU clients
- Armenian AI startups raising from EU investors who require compliance due diligence
- Armenian development agencies building AI products that will be sold into the EU market
- Armenian B2B software companies facing EU procurement questionnaires for the first time
What the sprint delivers
All deliverables are structured compliance evidence and templates — not legal advice, not a notified-body assessment. Documents should be reviewed by qualified counsel before external reliance.
- EU AI Act risk classification memo (which tier your system sits in and why)
- GDPR AI data-flow map and DPIA trigger assessment
- Annex IV technical documentation skeleton (Documentation and Audit Pack tiers)
- Risk management register with owner-ready next steps
- Data Processing Agreement (DPA) template for your EU customer contracts
- Supplier questionnaire response pack for EU enterprise procurement
- Record of Processing Activities (ROPA) starter
- Plain-English 30-day action plan you hand to your legal and engineering teams
- 60-minute review call included in all tiers
Fixed-scope, fixed-fee sprints
Choose your sprint tier
All sprints are paid via Stripe. International Visa, Mastercard, and American Express accepted. No AMD or local payment method required.
Readiness Sprint
A fast evidence-backed scope check for one AI product or workflow.
Founders who need to know what obligations apply before committing to a larger programme.
- AI system inventory for one product or workflow
- EU AI Act risk classification memo
- GDPR AI data-flow and DPIA triage notes
- 30-day compliance action plan
- 60-minute review call with written next steps
Documentation Sprint
The practical documentation pack most UK SMEs need before buyer or board review.
SMEs selling AI features to regulated buyers or preparing diligence evidence.
- Everything in Readiness Sprint
- Annex IV technical-documentation skeleton
- Risk-management register and controls map
- Human-oversight and transparency checklist
- GDPR lawful-basis, ROPA, and DPIA starter pack
- Supplier questionnaire answers for EU enterprise buyers
Audit Pack Sprint
A board-ready evidence pack for teams selling high-stakes AI into the UK or EU.
Leadership teams with multiple AI systems, investor diligence, or urgent enterprise buyer review.
- Everything in Documentation Sprint
- Multi-system inventory for up to three AI systems
- Conformity-assessment preparation checklist
- Post-market monitoring and incident workflow
- Executive risk briefing for leadership or investors
- Two working sessions for legal, product, and engineering owners
Sprints produce structured compliance evidence and templates. Not legal advice or a notified-body conformity assessment. Review final documents with qualified counsel before external reliance. Full sprint terms.
Frequently asked questions
Does an Armenian IT company need EU AI Act compliance?
Yes, if the Armenian company places an AI system on the EU market or puts it into service for EU users, the EU AI Act applies regardless of where the company is incorporated. Article 2(1) of the EU AI Act covers providers and deployers outside the EU when their AI outputs are used inside the EU. Most Armenian IT exporters selling SaaS or AI features to EU enterprise buyers will fall under this scope.
Does GDPR apply to Armenian companies serving EU customers?
Yes. GDPR Article 3(2) applies the regulation to any organisation outside the EU that offers goods or services to EU residents or monitors their behaviour. An Armenian SaaS company with EU subscribers must comply with GDPR: lawful basis, ROPA, DPIA, data-subject rights, and breach notification.
What documentation do Armenian IT companies need before signing an EU enterprise contract?
EU enterprise buyers and procurement teams typically require: (1) EU AI Act risk classification memo confirming the AI system tier; (2) GDPR data processing agreement (DPA); (3) Record of Processing Activities (ROPA); (4) Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) if high risk; (5) supplier questionnaire answers covering data residency, sub-processors, and security controls. The GeraCompliance Documentation Sprint produces all of these in 10 business days at GBP 5,000.
How do Armenian companies pay for the GeraCompliance sprint?
All three sprint tiers are billed via Stripe Payment Links. International Visa, Mastercard, and American Express cards are accepted. No local Armenian payment method is required. Prices are in GBP (British Pounds): GBP 2,500, GBP 5,000, or GBP 10,000 depending on the tier.
What is the EU AI Act August 2026 deadline for Armenian companies?
The EU AI Act Article 6 high-risk system obligations and Article 5 prohibited AI practices apply from 2 August 2026 for most in-scope organisations. Armenian IT companies placing high-risk AI systems on the EU market need documentation, risk management records, and conformity assessment preparation in place by this date or before their first EU enterprise buyer audit.
Related compliance resources
- →EU AI Act and GDPR Readiness Sprint — full fixed-scope offer
- →EU AI Act Explained: four risk tiers, GPAI obligations, enforcement timeline
- →What Is High-Risk AI? Annex III explained with Annex I scope
- →GDPR vs UK GDPR — key differences for non-EU companies
- →AI Compliance Checklist 2026 — 7-phase readiness check
- →Free sample pack — anonymised sprint deliverables (7 PDFs, no email gate)
Your EU customers need this documentation now
The 2 August 2026 EU AI Act deadline is weeks away. A Documentation Sprint takes 10 business days. Armenian IT companies that start today will be ready. Companies that wait will face procurement blocks and delayed contract signings.
Not sure which sprint to choose? Compare all plans or read the full sprint details.