acquis
AI answers about EU law you can defend in an audit.
Ask in plain language and get the verbatim provision from the current consolidated text, with its exact citation and EUR-Lex link.
When must a manufacturer report an actively exploited vulnerability?
Cyber Resilience Act · Art. 14(1)
“A manufacturer shall notify any actively exploited vulnerability contained in the product with digital elements that it becomes aware of simultaneously to the CSIRT designated as coordinator […] and to ENISA.”
EUR-Lex ↗ · consolidated text in force
The problem
Why legal AI fails, and what Acquis does instead.
Invented articles
General-purpose chatbots cite provisions that don't exist, or put words in the regulation's mouth.
Stale and repealed text
Their answers come from whatever version they were trained on, not from the consolidated text in force.
Nothing to defend
Without the exact provision and its source, an answer can't hold up in an audit or in front of a client.
How it works
- 01You ask a question in plain language.
- 02Acquis finds the exact provisions in the current consolidated text.
- 03It returns them verbatim, with the citation and the EUR-Lex link.
- 04Each fragment is cryptographically verified, so the model never writes the law.
Where
Use it where you already work.
Web chat
Ask in plain language at acquislaw.com.
Inside your AI assistant
A connector for Claude, ChatGPT and VS Code, so verified law shows up where you already work.
For companies
Self-hosted deployments for teams that need it on their own infrastructure.
Coverage
EU digital regulation, kept current.
EU law, straight from the source.
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