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Under the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, providers of AI systems without a presence in the EU must appoint an Authorised Representative. With Prighter you meet this requirement and much more — easy compliance across multiple regulations, increased efficiency, and a reliable point of contact for your organisation.
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If you're building AI systems and selling into the EU market from outside the Union, the EU Artificial Intelligence Act requires you to appoint a sole Authorised Representative established within the EU.
Prighter specialises in legal representation under complex digital and data regulations. With us, you get:
- A compliant mandate and presence in the EU
- Expertise in maintaining technical documentation and declarations
- Responsive support for any requests from EU market surveillance authorities
- Integration with your broader privacy and compliance efforts
We already serve hundreds of non-EU organisations under GDPR and related frameworks. With the AI Act, we’re extending that expertise to help you operate with confidence in Europe’s regulated AI environment.
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EU AI Act Authorised Representative FAQs
What is the EU AI Act?
The EU Artificial Intelligence Act is the world’s first comprehensive AI regulation. It categorises AI systems based on risk and establishes legal requirements for their development, placement on the market, and use within the EU. The Act applies to any organisation — including those outside the EU — if their systems impact people within the Union.
What is an Authorised Representative?
An Authorised Representative is a legal entity based in the EU that acts on behalf of an AI provider located outside the EU. This representative holds a written mandate to carry out specific legal tasks — including acting as a contact point for authorities and holding technical documentation to support post-market compliance.
Who needs to appoint an Authorised Representative?
Any provider of an AI system subject to the AI Act — who is not established in the EU — must appoint a sole Authorised Representative. This includes:
- Providers of high-risk AI systems under Title III, Chapter 1
- Providers of General-Purpose AI models, depending on deployment
- Non-EU companies placing AI systems on the EU market or putting them into service in the Union
This requirement applies regardless of company size and includes developers, deployers, and third-country suppliers whose AI systems reach the EU.
Why should I use Prighter as my Authorised Representative?
Prighter’s Authorised Representative Services ensure that you to comply with the law, maintain required documentation, and ensure cooperation with market surveillance authorities.
Prighter delivers:
- A legally established representation in the EU
- An official contact point and cooperates with competent authorities and provides all required information or documentation.
- Prompt notifications of any requests from market surveillance authorities.
- Support for post-market obligations, including Article 26 reporting and Article 61 cooperation duties.
Our Authorised Representative Services give you the peace of mind that your business is compliant — so that you can focus on what you do best.