EU AI Act ready. Your infrastructure. EU-first.
Three architecture decisions. Non-negotiable.
Gosign AI Agents are not SaaS products with an EU compliance label. They are built from the ground up for the most demanding regulatory environment in the world - German co-determination law (Mitbestimmung), EU AI Act, GDPR. Every agent decision holds up before employee representation bodies, labor courts, and supervisory authorities.
EU AI Act ready
Every agent decision traceable. For employee representatives. For regulators. For you.
HR agents fall under Article 6 of the EU AI Act: employment context means high-risk classification. The central question is not whether, but how every decision is documented - who decided, why, with what confidence score.
Gosign agents make every decision transparent - architecturally, not retroactively:
- Art. 9 Risk management - The Decision Layer defines for every process step in advance: human, rule engine, or AI. Risk assessment is architecture, not a retrospective audit project.
- Art. 12 Record-keeping - Every agent decision in the Audit Trail: what was decided, which rule applied, what confidence score triggered escalation.
- Art. 13 Transparency - Employee representation bodies (such as works councils in Germany or staff committees elsewhere) can verify every agent decision through the Auditor Portal - without IT involvement, without database access.
- Art. 14 Human oversight - Human-in-the-Loop as an architecture principle, not an optional feature. Humans remain in the process where labor law, anti-discrimination requirements, or employee representation rights demand it - not because they perform better, but because they must.
Whether your organization operates under EU AI regulation, UK AI guidance, or sector-specific compliance (GxP, financial services) - the Decision Layer provides the governance infrastructure. (UK: The UK follows a pro-innovation, sector-specific approach rather than the EU AI Act. Gosign agents meet both frameworks.)
Decision transparency is not a retrospective compliance project. It is built into the Decision Layer - from the first pilot.
Deep dive: Why the EU AI Act applies worldwide - and what it means for your organization
Your infrastructure
In your data center. Under your control.
Gosign AI Agents are not a SaaS product. They run in your infrastructure - on-premises, private cloud, or hybrid. Data never leaves your systems.
Data residency as an architecture decision. Your board needs to know where employee data is processed. With self-hosting, the answer is simple: in your data center. GDPR-compliant by design, not by vendor promise. (UK: UK GDPR, substantively identical.) (US: Aligned with CCPA/CPRA and sector-specific requirements.)
Source code
Full access. You can operate the agent without Gosign at any time. No vendor lock-in.
Model-agnostic
You choose the LLM - not us. OpenAI, Anthropic, local models. No lock-in to any single provider.
GDPR native
Data residency as an architecture decision. Not a retrofitted feature. No data leaves your infrastructure.
Multi-jurisdiction deployment: whether you operate across EU member states, the UK, or globally - one agent framework, consistent governance, local rule sets per jurisdiction. No reconfiguration for each country.
EU-first
No US product with an EU patch. EU regulation is the baseline.
Most AI products are built for the US market and retrofitted for EU regulation. GDPR as a checkbox, co-determination (Mitbestimmung) as a cultural curiosity, data residency as an optional feature.
Gosign agents are built the other way around: data stays in your infrastructure - no US cloud dependency. GDPR is an architecture principle, not a checkbox. Built for the most demanding regulatory environment in the world - if it passes there, it passes everywhere.
What this means in practice:
- No US cloud dependency. Data stays in your infrastructure - no CLOUD Act exposure, no Schrems III risk, no cross-border transfer issues.
- GDPR as an architecture principle, not a retrofit. Data residency, deletion concepts, and access controls are embedded in the architecture from day one.
- Collective agreements as deterministic rules in the Decision Layer. Industry-level and company-level agreements are implemented as rule engines, not free-text fields.
You should not be a footnote in an American product. EU regulation as a design principle means: built for your regulatory reality, not patched onto someone else's.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Gosign meet UK AI and data protection requirements?
Yes. The UK follows a pro-innovation, sector-specific approach to AI regulation rather than the EU AI Act. Gosign agents are built for the strictest standard globally - German co-determination law (Mitbestimmung), EU AI Act, and GDPR. This means they meet or exceed UK GDPR and sector-specific AI guidance by default. The Decision Layer provides audit trails and human oversight that satisfy both EU and UK requirements without configuration changes.
How does Gosign handle multi-jurisdiction deployments?
The Decision Layer separates governance rules from agent logic. Each jurisdiction gets its own rule set - collective bargaining agreements, data residency requirements, employee representation rights - while the agent architecture remains consistent. Whether you operate in 5 EU countries, the UK, or globally, every decision is logged, auditable, and jurisdiction-aware. One framework, 15+ regulatory environments.
Can Gosign agents run in GxP-validated environments?
Yes. Self-hosted deployment means the agent runs in your validated infrastructure - same change control, same qualification protocols, same audit trail requirements as any other validated system. Every agent decision is documented with full traceability: what was decided, which rule applied, what confidence score triggered escalation. The Audit Trail meets the documentation standards required for GxP, financial services, and regulated industries.
What prevents vendor lock-in with Gosign?
Three architecture decisions. First, self-hosting: the agent runs in your data center, not ours. Second, full source code access: you can operate the agent without Gosign at any time. Third, model-agnostic design: you choose the LLM - OpenAI, Anthropic, local models - and can switch without rebuilding. No proprietary runtime, no SaaS dependency, no exit fees.
Discuss architecture decisions
EU AI Act, self-hosting, EU-first - in 30 minutes we show you how the architecture meets your compliance requirements.
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