Why this page exists
Audit pack guidance for deployer teams in Belgium financial services with evidence mapped to August 2, 2026 obligations.
Timeline anchor: AI Act in force on August 1, 2024; prohibitions and literacy obligations apply on February 2, 2025; most obligations apply on August 2, 2026; additional rollout continues to August 2, 2027.
Country enforcement context
Belgium enforcement context: Belgium operators should maintain auditable evidence trails for Article 26 and Annex IV obligations. Primary authority reference: Belgium AI supervisory authority (https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/regulatory-framework-ai). English-first implementation assets for Belgium teams handling EU AI Act controls.
Industry and risk context
Financial services risk context: AI systems impacting lending, risk scoring, and access to essential services. High-risk scenarios include credit eligibility decisions, fraud automation systems, workforce scoring models. Evidence expectations include credit model validation reports, fairness audits across cohorts, customer decision logs across Risk, Compliance, Product teams.
Role obligations
Deployer execution model: Operate high-risk AI systems with documented human oversight Maintain operational logs and incident workflows Execute FRIA and downstream accountability requirements Priority duty reference: Article 26.
Execution plan
Audit pack execution focus: assemble traceability matrices and evidence bundles for reviews. Buyer signal: teams close to conformity checks or customer due diligence. Milestones to align: AI Act in force August 1, 2024, prohibitions and literacy February 2, 2025, most obligations August 2, 2026, expanded rollout August 2, 2027.
Commercial fit
Commercial readiness in Belgium: Belgium buyers are prioritizing compliance software and readiness assessments before August 2, 2026. Annexora delivers a four-week paid pilot for deployer and provider teams to centralize controls, assign owners, and produce audit-ready evidence.
FAQ
What changes on August 2, 2026 for financial services teams in Belgium?
Most high-risk operational obligations apply and require evidence-backed workflows for controls, monitoring, and incident response.
Why does deployer context matter for audit pack?
Deployer teams own different obligations, evidence boundaries, and authority interactions than other operators.
How quickly can we produce an audit pack?
A focused four-week pilot is typically enough to baseline two high-risk systems and deliver a traceability-ready pack.