Merron
Merron · Clarity Act module

Regulatory operating layer for enterprise AI

Turn changing AI regulation into deterministic action.

Merron determines what applies to each AI system, what your organisation must do, what evidence exists and what changed when regulation moves. The EU AI Act is the first module — not the end market.

Start with a free Clarity Act assessment: your tier, exact role-aware obligations and dated compliance runway from a versioned rules engine. AI helps corroborate and explain; it never decides the legal classification.

Deterministic core · verifiable evidence · continuous re-assessment

Clarity Act · now in forceDay 40
IN FORCE
ART. 50Transparency obligations

Users must be told when they're talking to an AI system or seeing AI-generated content. Applies to virtually every chatbot and generative feature serving EU users.

ART. 50
IN FORCE
Transparency obligations

Users must be told when they're talking to an AI system or seeing AI-generated content. Applies to virtually every chatbot and generative feature serving EU users.

ART. 50(2) / 5
T−82
Marking + new prohibition

Machine-readable marking of AI-generated content for systems already on the market, and the new NCII/CSAM generation ban.

ANNEX III
T−447
High-risk regime

Recruitment, credit scoring, education, biometrics: risk management, data governance, human oversight, conformity assessment.

How the first module works

From one AI system to a decision you can trace and defend.

01

Describe one AI system

Answer 12 structured questions covering role, EU nexus, prohibited practices, high-risk routes and Article 50 triggers.

02

Get a deterministic verdict

A versioned rules engine returns the risk tier, the obligations that bind your organisation and the dated compliance runway. No model decides your tier.

03

Turn the result into evidence

Download a verifiable attestation and use the result as the starting point for remediation, governance workflows and continuous re-assessment.

EU AI Act is the wedge, not the market

One regulatory engine becomes an organisation-wide AI governance layer.

Now

EU AI Act execution

Classification, role-aware obligations, deadlines, attestations and change detection.

Next

AI inventory + workspace

Multiple systems, owners, evidence and governance workflows in one operating view.

Then

Multi-framework governance

Map the same AI inventory across ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF and sector-specific obligations.

Scale

Partner + API layer

Consultants, law firms, integrators and software platforms can run Merron across many customers.

Design partner program

We are onboarding the first 10 organisations building or governing AI.

Ideal partners are AI-native SaaS companies, mid-market teams, consultants, law firms and AI integrators who want a faster, auditable way to map regulation to systems and evidence.

30-day pilot

  • Assisted onboarding of a real AI system
  • Direct founder/product feedback loop
  • Priority access to workspace and partner features
  • No purchase required for the pilot cohort
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No model decides the tier

Classification is deterministic and versioned. AI is used to corroborate, explain and automate work around the decision — not to invent the decision.

Evidence survives the dashboard

Assessments can produce dated, verifiable attestations with a public verification path and an append-only issuance record.

Article 50 has been in force for 40 days.

Start with one AI system. Build the governance layer from there.

Free deterministic assessment. No sales call, no source-code access, no account required.

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