AI Distribution

EU Authorized Representative · AI Act

Place your AI on the European market

The EU AI Act requires every non-EU provider to appoint an Authorized Representative established in the Union. AI Distribution B.V. is that entity. We carry formal regulatory liability so your organisation can enter the European market with confidence.

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EU AI Act

AI PROVIDERS

AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE

GENERAL-PURPOSE AI

LIABILITY

AI MARKET ACCESS

Institutional accountability

A single European entity for your compliance

When you place AI systems or general-purpose AI models on the European market, regulators require a name and an address inside the Union. 
We provide both, and we stand behind them. Enforcement actions and audits are directed to our entity, not yours.

Why providers appoint us

Representation without the exposure

Three reasons non-EU AI providers name AI Distribution as their EU Authorized Representative before market placement.
Liability held here

We are the target, not you

All enforcement actions and audits under the AI Act are directed to our entity. Your organisation is not the subject of EU regulatory proceedings.
Real presence

An address regulators can visit

We are the legal contact point for European authorities. Inspections and document reviews take place at our location, not a virtual or forwarding service.
Continuity

Documentation kept in order

Required AI Act documentation is maintained in the Netherlands and kept current as the Act evolves, available to authorities on request without delay.
The obligation, mapped

What the Act requires, who carries it

Article 22 obliges non-EU providers to appoint an Authorized Representative before placing AI on the market. Here is where that responsibility sits with, and without, AI Distribution.
AI Act obligation Without an EU representative With AI Distribution
EU point of contact for authorities No lawful presence, so market placement is blocked Named entity, established in the Union
Target of enforcement & audits Your organisation, from abroad Directed to our entity
Technical documentation custody Held outside the EU, hard to produce on request Held in the Netherlands, immediate access
Monitoring of AI Act amendments Your responsibility to track Monitored; you are notified when action is needed
Setting up a European legal entity Costly, slow, ongoing overhead Not required, you use ours
How representation works

From mandate to market access

1

Scope

Classification review

We confirm whether your system is high-risk, a GPAI model, or otherwise in scope, and define the representation your placement requires.

2

Mandate

Written appointment

You appoint AI Distribution as your Authorized Representative under a formal written mandate that defines our respective responsibilities.

3

Custody

Documentation lodged

Your technical documentation and declarations are lodged with us in the Netherlands, ready to be produced to authorities on request.

4

Continuity

Ongoing representation

We remain your standing contact point, monitor regulatory change, and notify you when your documentation requires updating.
What we do

The responsibilities we carry

01

Regulatory liability transfer

Enforcement is directed to us.
02

Regulatory contact point

A real address for authorities.
03

Documentation custody

Held and kept current, in the EU.
04

Compliance monitoring

We track change; you get notified.
The regulatory reality

Representation is not optional

Non-EU providers of AI systems and general-purpose AI models must appoint an Authorized Representative established in the Union before their product reaches European users. We hold that position, and the responsibility that comes with it.

Art. 22

Authorized Representative required before market placement

€35M / 7%

Maximum administrative fines under the AI Act

Netherlands

Where your documentation is held, with authority access
Connect with us today

Appoint your EU Authorized Representative

Tell us about your AI system or model. We will confirm scope and outline the mandate.