Feature · Classify · Written by Yobel Tzegai · Last checked 20 October 2026

Do we have to answer the same company questions for every AI system?

In Complipath (complipath.io), you answer about your company once: where you are based, company size, customers in the EU and what you do with AI. Each new assessment shows the first three, and you can change one for a single system. None of the four answers changes a classification.

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What the app says it does

Answer about your company once: your country, size and whether you have EU customers carry over to each new assessment, with where they came from.

Illustration · not your dataWhere you are based SwedenCompany size 50 to 249Who you sell to Customers in the EU

What it does

The four answers are asked once for the workspace, during onboarding: where you are based, company size, customers in the EU and what you do with AI.
Every system's assessment shows the first three in a box. They count first in the question total, and the counter says how many were answered for you.
Change one in the box and it changes for that system only. The workspace's answer stays as it was, and the system's own answer wins for that system.
The workspace owner changes the answers in one place. Before saving, it says which systems the change touches and that no classification reads the answer.
Every answer given or changed is logged with who and when. The source shows as You answered, with the date and the card says how many assessments use the answers.

What it does not do

What you do with AI is kept but never shown in an assessment. How each system was built is asked again for every system.
No classification reads these answers, and changing one re-classifies nothing. The engine's inputs are all answers about the system.
Only the workspace owner can change them. Other people can read them.
The lists are short. Country is Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Germany, another EU country, or outside the EU with EU customers; size is four bands.

Which plan

Every plan, including the free first system.

Where it sits in the law

It is not an EU AI Act duty.

Article 2(1), points (a), (b) and (c) turn on where a provider or deployer is established and where a system is placed on the market or its output is used.
The answers record facts of this kind; they do not apply Article 2 or its exclusions to you.

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Which company answers carry over into an assessment?

Three: where you are based, company size and whether you have customers in the EU. What you do with AI stays in your company details and is never shown in an assessment, and how each system was built is asked again for every system.

Can one system have a different answer?

Yes. Change an answer in the box on that system's assessment and it applies to that system only. The workspace's answer stays as it was, other systems keep using it, the system's own answer wins for that system, and nothing is classified again.

Do these answers change a classification?

No. The rule engine reads only answers about the system, and the database rejects anything else in the stored answers. Changing a company answer re-classifies nothing, and before you save, the page says which systems it touches and that no classification reads it.

Which plan includes it?

Every plan, the free one included: the app lists it for every plan. Free holds one AI system, with no end date. Starter is €499 a month for up to 20 AI systems. Prices exclude VAT. Growth and Scale are not available yet, and nothing here waits for them.