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DORA compliance tool

Regulation (EU) 2022/2554 · European Union · Binding instrument

DORA is Regulation (EU) 2022/2554, a binding instrument in the European Union. ICT risk management and operational resilience for financial entities.

The free assessment screens for DORA when a business provides financial services or is an obliged financial entity.

Sectors named in the register for this instrument: credit institutions; payment institutions; electronic money institutions; account information service providers; investment firms; crypto-asset service providers; central securities depositories; central counterparties; trading venues; trade repositories; fund managers; insurance and reinsurance undertakings; insurance and reinsurance intermediaries; occupational pension institutions; credit rating agencies; critical benchmark administrators; crowdfunding service providers; securitisation repositories; data reporting service providers; ICT third-party service providers to financial entities.

Screen your business against all 87 instruments, free →

The system is a set of structured files. You upload them to your own Claude account, type START, and it interviews you about your organisation, one question at a time. It is built to take a person who has never read the instrument to a completed, cited compliance report: the training module teaches the regulation first, the working files collect the evidence it asks for and record what is in place and what is missing, and your documentation is produced with article citations.

No consultant, no sales call, no per-seat pricing, no platform you are locked into. A one-time purchase you keep, completed without hiring anyone.

Does DORA apply to my business?

The free assessment screens for DORA when a business provides financial services or is an obliged financial entity. Sectors named in the register for this instrument: credit institutions; payment institutions; electronic money institutions; account information service providers; investment firms; crypto-asset service providers; central securities depositories; central counterparties; trading venues; trade repositories; fund managers; insurance and reinsurance undertakings; insurance and reinsurance intermediaries; occupational pension institutions; credit rating agencies; critical benchmark administrators; crowdfunding service providers; securitisation repositories; data reporting service providers; ICT third-party service providers to financial entities. The free assessment at compliancesme.com screens your business against all 87 instruments in the register at once, and takes about ten minutes.

What is DORA?

DORA is Regulation (EU) 2022/2554, a binding instrument in the European Union. ICT risk management and operational resilience for financial entities.

How much does the DORA compliance system cost?

The DORA compliance system costs £3,000 as a one-time purchase, downloaded immediately after checkout. An optional membership at £500 per month keeps every system you own current when the law changes.

Do I need a consultant to comply with DORA?

No. The system runs in your own Claude account, interviews you in plain language one question at a time, collects the evidence the instrument asks for, and produces your compliance documentation with article citations. It is a documentation tool, not legal advice.

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