Kelias
For public sector organisations

Your institution has an Article 4 obligation. Here is the audit trail.

Kelias delivers AI literacy training built against DigComp 3.0. Every learner finishes with a documented competence report. That is the evidence regulators will ask for.

EU AI Act Article 4

What the obligation actually means

Source: Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, EUR-Lex

1

It applies to your institution now

EU AI Act Article 4 has been in force since August 2026. If your organisation uses AI in any professional capacity, you are a deployer. That comes with a compliance obligation.

2

Generic training is not enough

The regulation requires training calibrated to each person's role and the systems they use. A one-hour video watched by all staff is unlikely to satisfy a regulator.

3

You need a paper trail

Regulators will ask: who was trained, what did they learn, how was competence assessed, and when was training last updated. You need a documented answer to all four.

What regulators will ask

Which AI systems does your institution use?
Which staff work with those systems?
What training did they receive?
Was training calibrated to their role?
How was competence assessed?
When was training last updated?

Kelias answers questions three through six directly.

What you get

Built for institutional compliance, not just individual learning

DigComp 3.0 competence report per learner

Every person who completes the programme gets a structured report showing their competence level across all five DigComp areas. Exportable as PDF and CSV.

Admin dashboard

See completion rates, competence distribution by department, and gaps by role. One view for internal reporting and one you can show a regulator.

Role-adaptive pathways

Each learner takes an intake assessment and gets a path built from the result. A procurement officer and a case officer see different content because their obligations differ.

Content with a last-reviewed date

Every content block shows when a human last reviewed it. EU AI Act guidance evolves. Your staff should not be learning from stale material.

Free pilot

Start before you commit

We offer a free 10-seat pilot for any public sector institution. Run it for 30 days. At the end, each participant has a DigComp 3.0 competence report. You have everything you need to make an informed decision.

  • 10 seats included at no cost
  • Full access to all paid features for 30 days
  • DigComp 3.0 competence reports for each participant
  • No credit card required
  • No obligation to continue

Who is this right for?

Any Lithuanian public sector institution that uses AI in its work and needs to demonstrate Article 4 compliance. If you are not sure whether that includes your organisation, it almost certainly does.

Request your pilot

No commitment. No credit card. We will reply within two working days.

Pricing

Per seat, billed annually

Minimum 10 seats. All tiers include the full curriculum, DigComp 3.0 competence reporting, and admin dashboard. The free pilot counts toward your first year if you continue.

10 to 49 seats

240/seat/year

20/seat/month effective

  • All paid features
  • Admin dashboard
  • Basic reporting
  • DigComp 3.0 CPD export

50 to 199 seats

210/seat/year

17.50/seat/month effective

  • Everything in 10 to 49
  • Skill-gap heatmaps by department
  • DigComp 3.0 CPD export

200 to 499 seats

180/seat/year

15/seat/month effective

  • Everything in 50 to 199
  • Dedicated onboarding call
  • Custom learning path labels

500 or more seats

Custom
  • Data processing agreement
  • EU data residency option
  • SLA
  • Dedicated account contact

For B2C individual pricing, see the individuals page.

DigComp 3.0 aligned

Lithuania's National AI Strategy 2026 to 2035 names DigComp 3.0 as the national measurement standard for AI literacy. Every module in the Kelias curriculum is mapped to a specific DigComp area, competence, and proficiency level. We have shared this mapping with the JRC authors of DigComp 3.0 and asked for their review.

View the full DigComp 3.0 mapping