Pick a priority and see how Noxiom compares.
Five wins and one honest tie. Ready to run it on your own tools?
Both build directly on what the audit finds.
Which sounds like you?
Per half-day session, excl. VAT
16 hours, or 32 hours for €5,000, excl. VAT
| Do it yourself | Compliance software | Noxiom | |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI Act paperwork | Weeks of reading | Good at the documents and record-keeping | The practical part is in the audit |
| Finding money doing nothing | Hard to see from the inside | Not what it does | Part of every audit, down to a monthly number |
| Seeing where your data actually goes | Hard to see from the inside | Self-reported forms | Anonymous survey plus a guided screen-share |
| Building automations | If you have the time | Not what it does | Sprints, built by your team with me alongside |
| Advice for your specific situation | You're on your own | Generic by design | That's the whole job |
| Cost | Your evenings, for months | Around €500 to €1,000 per year | €2,500 audit, then only what's worth doing |
Compliance software is genuinely useful for keeping the paperwork in order, and I'll happily recommend one where it fits. It just doesn't find the money doing nothing, see where your data goes, or build anything with your team. That's my job.
Because training and automation built on guesses are just expensive guesses. Some owners take the report and roadmap and do the rest themselves, which is a fine outcome too.
Yes. External tool, no names, no logging. Results only ever show up as totals.
That's what most owners assume, and it's usually wrong. If it's true for you, the audit says so in writing.
No. The audit works from the anonymous team survey, interviews, your subscription overview, and a guided screen-share where you drive. I don't take copies of your client data.
Often the opposite. Cutting overlapping tools is one of the most common findings.
No. There's no official certification scheme for most of this. I assess where you stand, prepare what's missing, and document your team's training. That's not the same as declaring you compliant, which isn't mine to declare.