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Annex IV Technical Documentation Generator

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The EU AI Act requires high-risk AI systems to maintain structured technical documentation under Article 11, and most teams building on AI platforms have no compliant version ready. Without it, businesses face enforcement risk and are blocked from enterprise procurement that requires compliance evidence. Launch Ready Code built this generator to produce a compliant Annex IV document from a plain-language description of your system. This page explains what the EU AI Act requires, which AI systems qualify as high-risk, and how to use the tool.

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Generate the structured technical documentation required for high-risk AI systems under EU AI Act Article 11. Required for enterprise procurement and regulatory review.

What the generator produces

EU AI Act Article 11 Annex IV Format Print-to-PDF Ready No Account Required
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System ID
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Intended Use
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Risk Class
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Design & Dev
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Human Oversight
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Robustness

Step 1 of 6

What should you know about System Identification?

Basic identification of the AI system. This information appears on the cover of your Annex IV documentation and is used for regulatory identification purposes.

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State the primary function clearly. This is the most legally important field in Annex IV.
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What should you know about Intended Use?

Define who uses this system, where it operates, and in what environment. EU AI Act requirements vary significantly based on your user base and deployment geography.

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Specify who operates the system. Note any human-in-the-loop roles explicitly.
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What should you know about Risk Classification?

EU AI Act Annex III lists the categories of AI systems considered high-risk. Select all that apply to your system's intended use case. If none apply, your system is likely limited or minimal risk — but transparency obligations (Article 50) still apply.

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What should you know about Design & Development?

Technical description of how the AI system was built. This section satisfies Annex IV paragraphs 2(a)–2(d) and provides the technical foundation for assessing systemic risk.

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If this is a rule-based system with no ML, write 'Rule-based system — no ML training involved.'
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Include accuracy, precision, recall, or any domain-specific metrics relevant to your application.
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What should you know about Human Oversight Measures?

EU AI Act Article 14 requires high-risk AI systems to be designed with human oversight capability. This section documents your provisions for human control, review, and intervention.

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Annex IV requires documentation of logging capability. The log must be sufficient to establish accountability for decisions.
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What should you know about Technical Robustness?

Document measures for accuracy, safety, cybersecurity, and known limitations. This section satisfies Article 15 (accuracy, robustness, and cybersecurity) and must include honest disclosure of limitations.

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Honest disclosure of limitations is required by Annex IV. Omitting known limitations creates regulatory liability.
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EU AI Act Annex IV
Technical Documentation
Section 1 — System Identification (Annex IV §1)
System Name
Version
Provider
Provider Contact
Intended Purpose
Section 2 — Intended Use (Annex IV §2a)
Primary Function
Intended Users
Geographic Deployment
Use Environment
Section 3 — Risk Classification (EU AI Act Annex III)
Risk Classification
Applicable Annex III Categories
Section 4 — Design & Development (Annex IV §2b–2d)
Architecture
Training Methodology
Training Data
Performance Metrics
Section 5 — Human Oversight (EU AI Act Article 14)
Human-in-the-Loop Provisions
Override Mechanisms
Monitoring Approach
Logging Strategy
Section 6 — Technical Robustness (EU AI Act Article 15)
Accuracy Measures
Bias Testing
Cybersecurity
Known Limitations
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EU AI Act Article 11 / Annex IV Technical Documentation
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