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European Trust Readiness Checker

COMPLIANCE ASSESSMENT

European trust readiness—see what eIDAS, DORA, and GDPR require next

See where your document and signing setup stands against eIDAS 2.0, DORA, GDPR, and the national rules that decide whether a signature holds up. Built for compliance and IT leaders. Three minutes, no signup.

READINESS CHECKER

How is your readiness calculatedHow is your readiness calculated

01

Which regulations apply to you

Your applicability engine works in two layers. The first is EU-wide, covering rules like eIDAS 2.0, DORA, AMLR, and GDPR that apply to any EU profile. The second is a set of national overlays for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, which add country-specific requirements such as BSI C5 cloud attestation, the Telematikinfrastruktur health-card migration, statutory written-form law, ZertES, and FINMA outsourcing rules, along with the revised Federal Act on Data Protection. Together, these two layers mean most profiles end up with three to seven applicable regulations.

02

How each regulation is scored

Each regulation reads two or three of your answers — your signature level, where your systems run, whether you hold your own encryption keys, contract coverage, audit trail completeness, and similar questions. Every answer maps to a point value, and a regulation's score is the average of the questions it reads, from 0 to 100. Eighty or above is "Ready," 50–79 is "Gaps to close," below 50 is "Material exposure".

03

Your overall readiness score

Your overall score is a weighted average across every applicable regulation. The weight reflects urgency, not importance: obligations already binding or due within about a year weigh heaviest, obligations due within about two years weigh less, and standing or expected practice weighs least. The same Ready / Gaps / Material-exposure bands apply to your overall score.

04

Your deadline timeline

Every deadline is stored as a real date and checked against today at the moment you run the assessment — not hard-coded as "X months away" — so the tool stays accurate without anyone editing content. A deadline that's already passed, like Germany's qualified health-card cutoff, is shown as "in force now" rather than dropped, because that's the most useful signal a compliance lead can get

Your applicability engine works in two layers. The first is EU-wide, covering rules like eIDAS 2.0, DORA, AMLR, and GDPR that apply to any EU profile. The second is a set of national overlays for Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, which add country-specific requirements such as BSI C5 cloud attestation, the Telematikinfrastruktur health-card migration, statutory written-form law, ZertES, and FINMA outsourcing rules, along with the revised Federal Act on Data Protection. Together, these two layers mean most profiles end up with three to seven applicable regulations.

Each regulation reads two or three of your answers — your signature level, where your systems run, whether you hold your own encryption keys, contract coverage, audit trail completeness, and similar questions. Every answer maps to a point value, and a regulation's score is the average of the questions it reads, from 0 to 100. Eighty or above is "Ready," 50–79 is "Gaps to close," below 50 is "Material exposure".

Your overall score is a weighted average across every applicable regulation. The weight reflects urgency, not importance: obligations already binding or due within about a year weigh heaviest, obligations due within about two years weigh less, and standing or expected practice weighs least. The same Ready / Gaps / Material-exposure bands apply to your overall score.

Every deadline is stored as a real date and checked against today at the moment you run the assessment — not hard-coded as "X months away" — so the tool stays accurate without anyone editing content. A deadline that's already passed, like Germany's qualified health-card cutoff, is shown as "in force now" rather than dropped, because that's the most useful signal a compliance lead can get

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