AiLoft · AI Toolkit

Treat AI adoption as an investment case, not an experiment.

Our online tools take executives, business owners, IT and data protection through the questions that need answering before any AI project starts. The result is a standardised profile that lets you compare, prioritise and approve initiatives — the foundation of a company-wide library of AI use cases.

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The assistant is available in German only.

Its content is built on German, Austrian and Swiss law and on the EU AI Act, and is deliberately not translated: the legal references only carry meaning in the original wording. You are welcome to use the German version, and we are happy to walk you through it in English.

Open the German assistant

The tools structure your initiative and cite the relevant provisions. They replace neither advice in an individual case nor expert guidance.

The tools

We are building the toolkit step by step. Four are ready, and they build on each other: first order in the house, then the individual initiative, then the vendor you build it with — and now the operations that keep a regulated infrastructure under round-the-clock watch. Each runs on its own page.

Beyond the pilot Governing AI continuously, not just introducing it once Once you run several initiatives, you need a system behind them: an inventory of AI systems, roles, risk assessments, effectiveness reviews. Our AIMS Companion implements a complete AI management system to ISO/IEC 42001. View the demo
Baseline

Set up an AI Excellence Center

For small and mid-sized companies that already have AI in the building and want to make something dependable of it: a deployment map, a maturity read, the seats at the table, six principles and a roadmap with real dates. It produces a blueprint for the leadership round — explicitly a draft, not a decision.

5 stepsabout 8 minutesPDF and JSON Open the baseline tool
Assistant

Set up an enterprise AI pilot

Ten steps in two acts: first scope and admissibility, then your use case in detail. It produces an AI pilot charter with a legal reference behind every statement, plus a profile for your use case library.

10 stepsabout 12 minutesPDF and JSON Open the German assistant
Vendor assessment

Assess an AI vendor

Processing agreements, training exclusion, where storage, inference and support actually happen, the sub-processor chain and audit evidence — pre-filled with the published terms of thirteen vendors and delivery routes. It produces an assessment report plus the questions to send the vendor verbatim.

5 stepsabout 6 minutesPDF and JSON Open the vendor assessment
Critical operations

Set up a SOC for KRITIS and NIS2

For operators of critical installations and other essential or important entities: classification under the new German BSIG, duties with references — including the BSI attack-detection guide — an operating-model recommendation with automation depth, and a four-phase roadmap.

5 stepsabout 10 minutesPDF and JSON Open the SOC guide

Planned

  • Building blocks Works council agreement on AI Clauses for purpose limitation, logging, performance monitoring and bringing in an external expert.
  • Wording Transparency notices Ready-made wording for chat interfaces, AI-generated content and employee information.

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Recommendation

Structure is no substitute for experience.

The assistant brings your initiative to an audit-ready state: you know where you stand, what needs clarifying and in what order. The decisions that follow — architecture, vendor selection, contracts, works council agreements and the question of when a pilot becomes production — determine the value and the cost of the whole endeavour.

Bring in proven AI expertise for that. NC AGENTIC GmbH supports organisations across the German-speaking market at exactly this stage and is available at any time for an informal conversation.