UK & EU Public Sector · Live
Maps toEU AI ActUK GDPRData Protection Act 2018GDPR

A regulator walks in and reads your AI governance record. Make sure it reads well.

eventParity gives public bodies a standing record of how each AI system is governed, ready before anyone asks for it. Prove your AI is governed, on your own terms, to your own regulator.

EU AI Act Articles 9 to 17
UK GDPR and DPA 2018
Evidence Pack on demand
Three things a public body needs before the auditor walks in

Prove your AI is governed, on your own terms, to your own regulator.

Built around the EU AI Act and UK GDPR

The platform maps your AI systems to the EU AI Act articles that matter for high-risk public use, from data governance and human oversight to record-keeping, and to UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. You see your position by system, scored, today.

The record exists before the audit

Every model carries its lineage, its lawful basis, and the named official who approved it. Attestations are tamper-evident, so the trail cannot be tidied after the fact. When a committee or a regulator asks who signed this off, the answer is already there.

Procurement-ready from day one

eventParity is built for the way public bodies buy and govern technology, with quote-only pricing scoped per deployment and a clear line of sight on where your data sits. We are preparing for routes such as the Digital Marketplace, and we will say so plainly once a listing is live rather than imply one before it is.

Regulatory coverage

Built around the EU AI Act and UK GDPR.

Pre-seeded, attestable, and mapped one requirement at a time. Further frameworks (NITDA AI Code, NDPA 2023, POPIA, DPA Kenya 2019, GDPR) are available per tier.

European Union

EU AI Act Articles 9 to 17 and 53

High-risk obligations: risk management (9), data governance (10), technical documentation (11), record-keeping (12), transparency (13), human oversight (14), accuracy and robustness (15), quality management (17) and general-purpose model obligations (53). Mapped one requirement at a time.

United Kingdom

UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018

Data minimisation, lawful basis, data subject rights, records of processing activities, and cross-border transfer safeguards. Every data asset in the registry carries a basis and a named controller.

Deployment

Deployment options that fit your data-residency posture.

SaaS is live today. A sovereign on-premise deployment is a scoped engagement we deliver with your team.

SaaS, live today

Managed multi-tenant on eventparity.com. Running now and the fastest route to a first Evidence Pack, suitable when the workload does not require on-soil hosting.

Sovereign on-premise (scoped engagement)

We deploy eventParity into your data centre or a Tier-3 sovereign facility as a scoped engagement, with encryption under keys your organisation holds and support for self-hosted sovereign LLMs.

Procurement

How procurement works.

Four steps from first contact to quarterly Evidence Pack delivery. Designed to fit a standard public-sector procurement framework.

Step 01

NDA and discovery call

A 30-minute call with a named eventParity lead under mutual NDA. You name the regulation you must answer to and the rough size of your data estate.

Step 02

Scoped pilot proposal

Within ten working days, a written proposal covering: deployment model, success criteria, the regulations we will map first, and a fixed pilot fee.

Step 03

Pilot and contract

Typically 8 to 12 weeks. At the end of the pilot we deliver the first Evidence Pack. If accepted, it converts into a signed annual contract under your procurement framework.

Step 04

Quarterly Evidence Pack delivery

Every quarter, your regulatory lead receives a refreshed Evidence Pack mapped to the EU AI Act and UK GDPR. The artefact goes straight into board and parliamentary review packs.

Ready when you are

One readiness review. 30 minutes. Named eventParity lead.

Bring the regulation you must answer to and whoever else needs to be in the room.