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Sampling calculator for AI checks
How many AI outputs should we check? Excel calculator for samples by risk level with check log and error rate, plus guide and printable check sheet.
Product language: German (training materials for German-speaking teams; AI literacy under Art. 4 EU AI Act). German title: „Stichproben-Rechner KI-Prüfung“.
€19.00
Final price. VAT exempt under § 19 German VAT Act (UStG) – no VAT is charged.
Delivery: download link by email once payment has been received, usually within 2 working days.
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Extracts from the actual (German-language) files. Parts highlighted in yellow are placeholders for your own details.
What’s included
- Excel calculator: monthly sample per task type by risk level
- Check rates and minimum counts freely adjustable
- Check log for up to 200 items with automatic error rate and check time
- Guide with basic rules, error types and printable check sheet
- Example sheet with invented figures
Format
One ZIP file containing 5 files, approx. 36 KB. Language: German. Last updated: November 2026.
System requirements
- Word files: Microsoft Word 2010 or later, LibreOffice, Apple Pages or Google Docs
- Excel files: Microsoft Excel 2010 or later, LibreOffice Calc, Apple Numbers or Google Sheets
- PDF: any PDF viewer
- Slides (.html): an up-to-date browser, no internet connection needed
- To unzip: a ZIP program (built into Windows and macOS)
Contents (all files, German file names)
- 01 Stichproben-Rechner.xlsx
- 02 Anleitung und Prüfbogen.pdf
- 02 Anleitung und Prüfbogen.docx
- LIESMICH.txt
- LIZENZ.txt
Licence
A simple, unlimited-term licence for one company or organisation, including all employees and sites. You may edit the materials, add your own logo and use them internally as often as you like. Not permitted: reselling, sharing publicly, or using them with your own clients (e.g. as a consultant or training provider). The full text is included in the package as LIZENZ.txt (in German).
Good to know
The materials are practical aids, not legal advice. They reflect the legal position as of November 2026. Please ask your data protection officer or lawyer whether they are sufficient for your particular situation.