EU AI Act · Manufacturing AI

When a customer quality auditor asks whether the line AI still matches the qualified process, what do you hand them?

Not the last qualification packet. The process the line runs now.

RiskLine ties each AI model on the line to the process it was qualified for, and keeps dated proof of every change and every check.

Quality · EHS · Plant IT

Proof

Walkthrough in production

What your buyer asks

Three questions. Three things you should be able to hand over.

Is it still the qualified process?

What you hand over

The approved model version tied to the qualified inspection or process step.

Who owns a model change on the line?

What you hand over

A named quality owner before a new model is released to the line.

How would you know quality moved?

What you hand over

Checks against the agreed defect or measurement limits, with an incident when they fail.

Why now

Snapshot assurance does not survive a live system.

Vision models get retrained

An inspection model retrained on new images is a different model from the one that was qualified.

Customers audit the live line

Quality auditors ask which model runs on the step today, and who released it.

Qualification packets age

The packet describes one day. Change control has to describe every day since.

What we verify

Selected obligations → controls → evidence

Built for plants selling into EU, UK and US customers.

ObligationExample controlEvidence
Qualified processCustomer quality systemThe line step, the approved model and the qualification boundary are recorded.Qualification record and version lock.
Change controlModel release to the lineA model update is reviewed by quality before it runs on the step.Change log with owner and release decision.
EU AI ActWhere the AI is a safety component of a productApplicability is recorded as a decision with an owner, not assumed.Classification record and ruleset version.
MonitoringQuality envelopeAgreed measurement limits are checked while the model is in use.Threshold results and incident record.

RiskLine works beside the customer’s own quality system. It does not replace or certify it. Not legal advice.

30-day pilot · optional

If you want to go further, start with one meaningful system.

1–3 AI applications or workflows · 5–15 agreed controls · continuous verification · exception and evidence review · executive findings. No promised legal outcome.

Week 1

Scope and controls

Agree the systems, the control set, and what “verified” means for each.

Week 2

Wire verification

Connect classification context and verification checks to the live estate.

Week 3

Run and exceptions

Continuous checks surface exceptions; owners review and remediate.

Week 4

Evidence pack

Hand over timestamped findings your buyers can actually read.

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Advisory tool only. Not legal advice. RiskLine does not certify regulatory compliance. We will not publish your organisation without written permission.

FAQ

Straight answers

Does this replace our quality system?

No. It records AI model state and change against the process your quality system already qualified.

Is there a manufacturing demo?

Not yet. Request the walkthrough below and tell us which line step to model.

Is this a certification?

No. RiskLine is advisory and does not certify compliance with any standard.