Features · Written by Yobel Tzegai · Last checked 9 October 2026
Complipath is EU AI Act compliance software for companies with 20–100 employees that use or build AI. A rule engine classifies each AI system and cites the article; AI only drafts from your own documents, and a person confirms. On 12 October 2026 the app (complipath.io) listed 55 features as live; they are all below, grouped by what you need to do, each with the plan and the day it went live, and the 15 not built yet are at the end.
Get every AI system you build or buy into one register, with a person behind each one.
A rule engine decides the risk level and names the article it rests on. A person confirms.
What each system owes, from which date and who does it, and what still needs a person.
The technical documentation and the evidence, each part with where it came from.
Answer a customer's questionnaire from your own record, and hand over one file an auditor can follow.
The companies behind the AI you buy, the papers they owe you, and when their terms change.
When the law changes, you see which of your systems it touches.
Who can sign in, what goes to our AI provider, and how your data leaves.
Not built yet, each with the plan the app lists it for. None of these is available today.
| Feature | What it will do | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic discovery | Not built yet: Complipath reads requirements.txt and go.mod the way it already reads package.json. | Starter |
| Roles & approvals | Not built yet: Legal can see everything, but only the person you name can confirm a classification. | Growth |
| Law and register search | Not built yet: Search the pinned law and your own register, and get the text back word for word with its citation. | Starter |
| Your company page | Not built yet: One page that explains what the Act means for your company, built from your own answers and the provisions they triggered. | Starter |
| Full change trail | Not built yet: Shows what changed on a system, not only what its assessments said. | Growth |
| Advanced sharing | Not built yet: Gives each share link a named recipient, so you can see who opened which one. | Growth |
| Updates as tasks | Not built yet: Turns a legal change into a job on the obligation it touches, with an owner. | Growth |
| Data residency choice | Not built yet: Lets you choose which region your workspace is stored in. | Scale |
| DPIA and FRIA documents | Not built yet: Drafts the impact assessment itself from your own sources, a source on every sentence, for a named person to confirm. | Growth |
| Assistant with official sources | Not built yet: Answers a legal question from the official EU and data protection authority pages, with the link and when it was read. | Every plan |
| Public trust page | Not built yet: Publishes a page you choose the content of, for your customers to read, and closes it when you say. | Growth |
| Risk register | Not built yet: Records each risk as low, medium or high with the written reason, and who owns it. | Growth |
| Serious incidents | Not built yet: Shows the deadline for reporting a serious incident and who must be told, and reminds the owner. | Growth |
| Send us your system | Not built yet: Lets you send us an AI system you are unsure about, so we can look at it with you. | Starter |
| Leadership dashboard | Not built yet: Shows leadership the systems by risk class, open requirements by owner, the next dates and what an audit still lacks. | Growth |
€499 a month
Prices exclude VAT.
From the app itself. The app publishes what is built, with a status, a plan and the day it went live on every entry, and this page is rebuilt from that list each time the site is built. A feature the app has not built or has switched off is never shown here as available.
Each feature on this page carries the plan the app lists it for. 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 no live feature on this page needs either of them.
No. Rules decide. AI only drafts. A person confirms. The risk class comes from a rule engine that cites the article it rests on. A language model drafts text from your own documents, such as a documentation section or a questionnaire answer, and nothing counts until a person has confirmed it.
15 features the app lists are not built yet, among them roles and approvals, the DPIA and FRIA documents themselves, a risk register and serious incident reminders. Each is in the table at the end of this page with the plan the app lists it for, and none of them is available today.