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    FRIA Software

    Fundamental Rights
    Impact Assessment

    Complete your Article 27 FRIA with a guided 7-step workflow. Generate audit-ready reports that satisfy regulatory requirements.

    GDPR CompliantISO 27001
    FRIA is required before deploying certain high-risk AI systems under Article 27

    7-Step FRIA Workflow

    Our guided workflow ensures you capture everything Article 27 requires.

    1

    Overview & Scope

    Define the FRIA scope, link to existing DPIA, and capture deployment context.

    2

    Process Description

    Document the deployer's process, decision points, and human oversight arrangements.

    3

    Affected Persons

    Identify categories of affected persons, vulnerable groups, and notification methods.

    4

    Risk Identification

    Map potential harms by fundamental rights category with likelihood and severity ratings.

    5

    Human Oversight

    Document oversight design, competence requirements, and intervention authority.

    6

    Mitigation Measures

    Map mitigations to identified risks with governance and complaint mechanisms.

    7

    Approval & Notification

    Capture approver sign-off and authority notification requirements.

    Guided Questions

    Answer structured questions aligned with Article 27(a)-(f) requirements.

    Risk Matrix

    Map risks to fundamental rights categories with likelihood and severity ratings.

    PDF Report

    Generate a professional FRIA report ready for regulators and auditors.

    Free Template

    Start with Our FRIA Template

    Download our free FRIA template to understand the requirements. When ready, use Klarvo for workflow automation and report generation.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is a FRIA under the EU AI Act?

    A Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (FRIA) is required under Article 27 for certain deployers of high-risk AI systems. It assesses the impact on fundamental rights before first use and must be updated when circumstances change.

    Who needs to do a FRIA?

    FRIA is required for public bodies and certain private entities providing public services when deploying high-risk AI systems. Specific triggers are defined in Article 27 of the EU AI Act.

    When must a FRIA be completed?

    FRIA must be completed before first use of the high-risk AI system. It must also be updated when there are material changes to the system or context of use.

    What should a FRIA include?

    A FRIA must include: process description, time period and frequency of use, affected persons, risks of harm to fundamental rights, human oversight measures, and mitigation measures with governance arrangements.

    Do I need to notify authorities about my FRIA?

    In certain cases, FRIA results must be notified to the market surveillance authority using a specified template. Exemptions may apply in some circumstances.

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