About this plugin
From 2 August 2026, EU AI Act Article 50 requires websites that use AI chatbots or AI assistants to clearly inform visitors they are interacting with AI — before the first interaction.
If your WordPress site uses a chatbot, voice agent, or AI-powered tool, your visitors have a legal right to know. Disclo makes this requirement simple.
What this plugin does
Disclo adds a hosted, compliant AI disclosure badge to your site and silently logs every time the disclosure fires on a visitor’s screen. You get a timestamped evidence log — not just a visible
notice, but provable proof that it ran.
There is no document to upload. No screenshot to save. Every disclosure event is recorded server-side, automatically, with a timestamp.
Export a report ready for internal records and authority review, in one click, from your Disclo
dashboard.
From the moment you activate it
- It shows a compliant Article 50 disclosure notice to visitors — at first interaction, as the law requires.
- It logs every disclosure event with a server-side timestamp — automatically, with nothing to configure.
- It gives you a dashboard showing how many times your disclosure was shown this month.
- It lets you export proof as a PDF or CSV — ready to hand to a regulator if asked.
- It auto-updates when official EU Commission guidelines change — no plugin update needed.
Why the evidence log matters
Most compliance tools give you a banner. Disclo gives you a record.
If a visitor files a complaint on 3 August 2026, the authority will ask: prove your disclosure was shown. A screenshot proves it existed once. Disclo’s server-side event log proves it ran — every
time, for every visitor, with a timestamp. ”
Fines for Article 50 violations may reach up to €15 million or 3% of global annual turnover, whichever is higher, under Article 99 of the EU AI Act. Documented good-faith compliance is an important
factor in fine calibration.
Features
- One badge, one setting. Paste your Site ID, choose your language, done. No code editing required.
- Hosted and auto-updating. The badge script lives on Disclo’s servers. When official Article 50 guidelines update, your badge updates automatically — no plugin update needed.
- Server-side evidence log. Every time the badge fires on a visitor’s screen, Disclo logs a timestamped disclosure event. Export as PDF or CSV, ready for internal records or an authority request, with one click from your dashboard.
- 6 EU languages. English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, and Italian — each rendering the disclosure in the correct legal language for your visitors.
- Privacy-by-design. The badge script does not place cookies, does not track individual users, and does not process personal data. It logs the event that the badge was shown — nothing more.
Is this plugin for me?
If your WordPress site uses any of the following, you may be required to show an AI disclosure under Article 50:
- A live chat plugin with AI features (Tidio, Tawk.to AI, Chaport, Smartsupp, WPBot, or similar)
- Any AI assistant or chatbot that responds to visitors in real time
- WooCommerce AI tools with a conversational interface
- A voice agent or emotion recognition system
Not sure? eu to find out in 2 minutes.
What this plugin does NOT do
- It does not include the Compliance Kit templates (first-interaction disclosure text, chat label copy, voice agent script, AI transparency page). Those are available separately at disclo.eu/kit.
- It does not replace legal advice. Disclo is a documentation and tooling product based on official EU guidelines — consult a qualified EU technology lawyer for your specific situation.
Honest about the law
A few things a lot of advice online gets wrong:
- There is no small-business exemption. Article 50 applies to organisations of every size.
- The high-risk rules were deferred, but Article 50 keeps its 2 August 2026 date. The delay you read about applies to high-risk AI systems only.
- Your chatbot provider’s label is probably not enough. Article 50(1) places the disclosure obligation on the deployer — that is you, not your chatbot vendor.
Disclo is a documentation and tooling product, not legal advice. Based on Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 and the official EU Commission Article 50 guidelines.
Requires a Disclo account
The badge and evidence log require a Disclo Pro subscription (€19/month or €149/year per site). eu.