Six free checkers and planners for employers, charities and training teams. No sign-up and no email address. Nothing you enter leaves your browser, and every answer links to its source.
Each one takes a few minutes. Copy a link to your result, or print it and save it as a PDF.
Choose your nation, sector, size and what your staff do, and see the training UK law requires, what shows reasonable steps, and good practice.
For: HR teams, employers and charities
Open the toolFind out whether the AI literacy rule in Article 4 of the EU AI Act, as amended on 27 July 2026, is likely to apply to your UK organisation, and what UK law expects when staff use AI.
For: Any UK organisation whose staff use AI
Open the toolSee whether your premises or event falls in the standard tier, the enhanced tier, counts as a qualifying event or is out of scope under the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025.
For: Venues, village halls, churches and event organisers
Open the toolAnswer ten questions to score your Consumer Duty training out of 20 against FCA rules, guidance and published reviews.
For: Financial services firms regulated by the FCA
Open the toolEstimate the build hours and weeks for an e-learning course from the ATD (2017) and Chapman Alliance (2010) benchmarks.
For: Training teams planning a course
Open the toolMark 35 requirements as must, should or could, then download the questions to ask every supplier as a spreadsheet.
For: Anyone choosing a learning management system
Open the toolWe read the law, the rules and the research ourselves, and link every item in a result to the page it came from.
Acts and regulations on legislation.gov.uk, rules and guidance in the FCA Handbook, the EU AI Act text on the European Commission's AI Act Service Desk, and published research for the build time benchmarks.
Every source was checked in October 2026. When the law changes, as Article 4 of the EU AI Act did on 27 July 2026, we update the tool and say what changed.
The tools run in your browser. We do not see, store or share what you enter, and there is no sign-up.
The tools give general information to help you plan training. They are not legal advice.
These two ask for an email address so we can send you the file.
Yes. All six tools are free to use, with no sign-up, no email address and no limit on how often you use them. Only the two downloadable checklists ask for an email address.
Nothing leaves your browser. The tools run on your own device, so we never see or store your answers. Some tools let you copy a link to your result, and that link holds your answers so you can share it if you choose.
Every item in a result links to its source, such as an Act on legislation.gov.uk, a rule in the FCA Handbook, the European Commission's AI Act Service Desk or published research. We checked each source in October 2026.
No. The tools give general information to help you plan training and ask the right questions. For decisions about your own legal duties, take advice from a qualified adviser.
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We build custom e-learning and run learning platforms for UK organisations. If a tool shows a gap, we are happy to talk it through.
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