The AI Risk Scan is a practical first review for e-commerce brands and online stores using AI on their webshop. It helps identify the risk level, likely risk areas, likely compliance gaps and explains what this means at a high level.

Would you like to proceed with practical next steps tailored to your business? Then you can proceed with the AI Fix Plan: a tailored action plan to fix prioritized issues in your business.

The AI Risk Scan is designed for e-commerce brands and online stores that use AI in their webshops, sell products or services in the EU, and want a clearer view of their potential AI risks.

Possibly. If your webshop sells in the EU and uses AI for chatbots, recommendations, personalization, search, pricing, or customer experience, the AI Act gets relevant. The answer depends on how AI is used and what role your business plays.

The AI Risk Scan is free.

Optionally, if you would like to proceed with prioritized, practical next steps tailored to your business, the costs for the AI Fix Plan are €495 excluding VAT.

Any additional costs will always be discussed in advance. We believe in clarity and no hidden costs.

You’ll receive a practical overview of your webshop’s AI Act risk level and likely risk areas.

You’ll also receive an invitation to proceed with the tailored AI Fix Plan, in order to practically fix what matters to your business.

No. The AI Risk Scan is a practical first-step review designed to give clarity on likely risks and compliance gaps. More in-depth legal support may be needed depending on your use case, which we can also help you with.

You’ll receive the outcome of the AI Risk Scan right after you completed the form.

The delivery of the AI Fix Plan depends on the complexity of your AI use case, but the aim is to provide a clear and practical AI Fix Plan within 3-5 days.

AI regulation is moving fast, and businesses using AI may face legal, commercial and reputational risk if they do not understand their exposure early. Regulators will start enforcement of the AI Act as from 2027.

No. Clausely is specifically designed for startups and SMEs that want practical clarity without a large internal legal or compliance team.