Assessments are scheduled in quarterly cohorts. This page describes who should request, what to prepare, and what the intake process looks like from first contact to registered certification.
The standard is aimed at European enterprises and scale-ups operating one or more autonomous AI agents in production, or preparing to move an agent from pilot to production inside the next twelve months.
Assessments move faster when the following materials are collated in advance. None of them are required at the moment of requesting, but all are required before the evidence file can be opened.
Five steps, typically running four to six weeks end to end. Step one is self service. Step five produces a public listing on this site if requested.
Submit the intake request on this page. We respond within five working days with a scoping note and an evidence file template.
A working session to agree which agent is in scope, which dimensions need the most attention, and what evidence already exists.
The operator submits the evidence file. Assessors review each dimension, conduct interviews where required, and draft the score.
The draft score is shared with the operator. Any disputed ratings are revisited with new evidence before the score is finalised.
The final score, tier and validity date are registered. A formal certification record is issued, with or without public listing.
The form opens an intake record. Someone from the assessment desk will respond within five working days. All requests are treated confidentially until the operator consents to public listing.
Operators who prefer not to use the form can write to assessments@agentcertified.eu. That link opens your own mail client with the same fields already laid out, so you can fill them in and send from your own address. Email requests are treated exactly like form submissions.
Q3 2026 assessment slots are limited and allocated in order of confirmed intake. Operators targeting a specific board or insurer deadline are encouraged to request at least eight weeks before the required date.
The Agent Certified framework is calibrated to Article 26 of the EU AI Act, the revised Product Liability Directive, and the supervisory expectations of EIOPA and the AI Office. Agent Liability EU is the operator desk on those instruments.