EU AI Act

Human oversight, documented — automatically

The EU AI Act asks organisations that deploy AI to keep humans in control and keep records of what the AI did — especially for higher-risk uses. For a small business, that usually means: know what your agents can do, be able to stop them, review risky decisions, and keep logs.

Halto gives you exactly that, as a side effect of keeping your agents safe:

  • Written safeguards (your rules), versioned with who changed what and when
  • Human approval for risky actions, with who decided, how and how fast
  • An emergency stop, and a record of every time it was used
  • An append-only, redacted log of every attempted action and the reason for each decision
  • Retention you control (up to 12 months, depending on the plan) and one-click deletion

Not legal advice. Whether and how the AI Act applies depends on your use case and risk category.

Halto

Human Oversight Report

Limassol Boutique Hotel · 1 Sept – 30 Sept

733

actions checked

27

blocked

6

human approvals

4 min

median time to decide

  1. 1. Summary
  2. 2. AI agents in scope and their purpose
  3. 3. Safeguards in force
  4. 4. Human oversight: approval decisions
  5. 5. Blocked actions and incidents
  6. 6. Changes to safeguards (audit trail)
  7. 7. Logging, retention and data protection