If your website or customer service uses chatbots, AI voices or AI-generated content, you must inform users that they are interacting with AI.
// Source: Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, art. 50 · analysis (ES)
Upcoming laws coming into force: AI Act article 50 on 2 August 2026; PPWR packaging regulation on 12 August 2026; CRA vulnerability notification on 11 September 2026; EUDR for large and medium-sized companies on 30 December 2026; Verifactu for companies on 1 January 2027 and for the self-employed on 1 July 2027.
Radar Regulatorio scans the EU and Spanish laws that apply to you and sends you, sector by sector: what the law is, when it comes into force, how much the fine is, and what you need to do. Delivered as a clear bulletin and an alerts dashboard — regulatory monitoring and horizon scanning built for SMEs, not law firms.
If your website or customer service uses chatbots, AI voices or AI-generated content, you must inform users that they are interacting with AI.
// Source: Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, art. 50 · analysis (ES)
Every package (including e-commerce packaging) needs a declaration of conformity and must minimise empty space. Without it, the product cannot be sold.
Manufacturers of products with digital elements must report actively exploited vulnerabilities within 24 hours and the full incident within 72 hours.
// Source: Regulation (EU) 2024/2847 — CRA reporting
Companies from 1-Jan-2027 and the self-employed from 1-Jul-2027. Holding non-compliant software: fines of up to €50,000 per tax year (art. 201 bis LGT).
This isn't theory — these are published case files. Large corporations pay millions and survive. An SME hit with even a fraction of that often doesn't.
Fined in 2021 for commercial communications lacking GDPR, LSSI and telecom-law safeguards: 200 million calls, texts and emails that someone should have stopped sooner.
AEPD, case PS/00059/2020 (2021). Later reduced to €4.5M by Spain's High Court (Audiencia Nacional).
Fined in 2021 for deficient consent and information duties (arts. 6, 13 and 14 GDPR). The failure was an internal process issue: no one caught in time that the legal basis didn't hold up.
AEPD, case PS/00477/2019 (2021). Later reduced to €2M through judicial appeal.
A fixed fine per tax year simply for holding non-compliant invoicing software. No fraud required. This is the next wave, and it hits the self-employed and SMEs directly.
Art. 201 bis of Spain's General Tax Law (Law 58/2003), introduced by Law 11/2021.
We cite every case with its file number and real outcome — including judicial reductions — because this service lives or dies on one thing: whether you can trust every fact we send you.
We filter everything that gets published, so only what actually applies to you arrives, with the specific action to take.
Spain's BOE, the EU Official Journal, regional gazettes and European Commission guidance. Everything published passes through the radar, every day.
We discard what doesn't touch your sector and translate the rest: when it comes into force, how much you could be fined, and exactly what you need to do. Zero jargon, zero regulatory spam.
An email bulletin at your own pace (monthly or fortnightly) and a dashboard where you can search any regulation by sector or keyword, each with its source linked.
Action: review your takeaway food packaging and request the declaration of conformity from your supplier before the deadline.
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No. Radar Regulatorio is a monitoring and information service, not legal advice. It warns you in time about which regulations affect you, so you or your advisor can act with margin to spare. If you run an advisory firm, it's the tool that helps make sure nothing in your client portfolio slips through.
From official sources: Spain's Official State Gazette (BOE), the Official Journal of the European Union, regional gazettes, and guidance published by the European Commission. Every alert links back to its source so you can verify it yourself.
Yes, and always with the case file cited: Vodafone €8.15M (AEPD, PS/00059/2020), CaixaBank €6M (AEPD, PS/00477/2019)… And when a court later reduces them, we report that too. Credibility is the product.
The bulletin is the email you receive at your own pace (monthly on Starter, fortnightly on Professional). The dashboard is the online space where you see the history, filter by sector, and, on Professional, Business and Enterprise, search any regulation by keyword.
With Starter (€89/month) you choose one sector and receive, every month, the regulations that apply to you, with date, fine and action. If you work across several fronts (for example, hospitality + e-commerce), Professional (€199/month) covers all sectors. We don't have a free plan, but you can request a demo before deciding.
Yes, with no lock-in. Upgrade, downgrade or cancel in one click from your dashboard.
With the Business plan, the bulletins go out to your clients with your logo and colours, with one profile per client and their sector. You can also export reports in PDF or CSV to attach to your own service.
Compare what it costs to monitor the regulation with what it costs not to. This isn't an estimate: it's the maximum fine set by the Regulation itself.
From 2 August 2026, it will be mandatory to disclose that a chatbot, voice or piece of content is AI-generated. Breaching this is punishable by fines of up to €15,000,000 or 3% of worldwide annual turnover, whichever is higher (SMEs receive the lower of the two limits, which is still far from symbolic).
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, art. 99(4)(g). Source: artificialintelligenceact.eu/article/99
€2,388/year covers all sectors, with a fortnightly bulletin and regulation search, so that no deadline like the one in art. 50 catches you off guard.
€2,388/year in subscription fees against a potential fine of up to €15,000,000: the subscription represents roughly 0.016% of that maximum.
You don't need to be fined the maximum for this to pay off: even a fraction of that figure, or the cost of a last-minute emergency audit, far exceeds years of radar subscription.
Our own calculation: €2,388 / €15,000,000 = 0.0159%. Fine figure verified against the official source cited above.
This doesn't replace the work of your advisor, nor does it give you a compliance certification: it gives you the warning in time to act before the deadline, always with the official source linked.
No free plan: register your company and we'll contact you to show the radar working with your real regulatory obligations before you decide anything.