Klarvo AI Transparency for EU AI Act

Description

The EU AI Act’s Article 50 transparency obligations apply from 2 August 2026. If your website uses AI — a chatbot, AI-written content, AI personalisation — your visitors must be told. Most plugins make you figure that out yourself. Klarvo AI Transparency does the work for you.

The moment you activate it, Klarvo:

1. Scans your whole site against a registry of 1,800+ AI tools — chatbots, content generators, translation, personalisation, search and more.
2. Gives you one clear answer — an AI Act Readiness score out of 100 and a simple traffic light: Covered, Action needed, or At risk.
3. Tells you what it means for you, in plain English, with the relevant part of the law one click away.
4. Sets up your disclosures for you — a compliant Article 50 notice, an AI usage statement page, a chatbot label, AI-content labelling — and keeps watching, re-checking automatically whenever your site changes.

It works immediately, with no account and no API key. Connecting a free Klarvo account is optional and only adds features — your protection keeps working either way.

Found no AI? You’re still covered.

Most sites don’t use AI that triggers a disclosure duty — and Klarvo tells you so clearly, with a clean 100/100 and a green light, instead of staying silent. It then keeps watching: add a chatbot or AI content later and Klarvo will spot it and tell you exactly what to do.

What it does (standalone — no account)

• Compliance Dashboard. One screen: your readiness score, a traffic light, and every finding with what we found, what the law says, and a button that fixes it.
• One-minute setup wizard. Auto-detects what it can, asks only what it can’t, then creates your disclosures for you — live on your site.
• A compliant Article 50 notice. Accessible, isolated in a Shadow DOM so it never collides with your theme, light/dark/auto, badge or bar.
• Chatbot label. A clear “you’re talking to AI” label at the point of interaction (Article 50(1)).
• AI content marking. Mark posts or pages as AI-generated, per post or in bulk, with an Article 50(2) disclosure (Article 50(4) for public-interest text).
• An AI usage statement page, written for you and tailored to your site.
• Always watching. Re-checks automatically when a plugin or post changes, and keeps your detection registry current.
• Stays current. A law-change radar tracks how the EU AI Act’s transparency rules are developing — the 2 August 2026 deadline, the AI literacy duty already in force, the Code of Practice being finalised — and flags what affects your site. Reviewed with every update; it’s a signal, not legal advice.
• Accessible & private. Keyboard-navigable, screen-reader friendly, WCAG AA contrast, respects reduced-motion and colour-scheme. No cookies, no tracking, nothing sent anywhere in standalone mode.

What it adds (with a free Klarvo account — optional)

• Sync detected tools to Klarvo so your full EU AI Act inventory starts already populated.
• App-managed disclosure text pulled straight into your notice.
• Manage multiple sites and keep a durable record from one place.

Honest about the law

Klarvo is a technical transparency tool, not legal advice, and installing it does not by itself make you legally compliant. A few things worth knowing (a lot of advice online gets these wrong):

• There is no small-business exemption from Article 50 — it applies to organisations of every size.
• You don’t have to label every AI-assisted blog post — Article 50(4) targets public-interest text published without human review.
• The high-risk rules were deferred, but Article 50 keeps its 2 August 2026 date.

Klarvo is the EU AI Act compliance platform for European SMEs. Learn more at https://klarvo.io.