Outcomes

What you get — in your words, not ours

Founders and heads of operations do not buy “compliance automation”. They buy the contract, the authorisation, the right to say so on their website, and not being left alone with it. One page per outcome.

Win — and keep — contracts with banks, insurers and fund managers

Since 17 January 2025, a bank, an insurer, a fund manager or a payment institution can only keep an ICT vendor whose contract contains the Art. 30 DORA clauses and whose details are in the register of information filed with the supervisor. A vendor who arrives with cited evidence, ready clauses and a verified mark wins the tender; one who needs four rounds of questionnaires loses it to someone who does not.

Pass your customer's vendor due diligence in one round

Vendor due diligence usually takes four rounds because answers arrive without evidence and the customer's compliance team has to ask again. Audomate maps every questionnaire question to your documents, drafts an answer with a page citation, flags what you cannot prove yet and produces a one-page report written for the person who has to tick a box.

Coming soon

Say “GDPR compliant” and “DORA ready” in public — truthfully and safely

You can say on your website and in tenders that you are GDPR compliant or DORA ready, if it is true and verifiable; you cannot display a trust mark you were not granted, or claim a certification or an authority's approval you do not hold. Audomate already helps you prepare the evidence such a claim rests on. The verified mark — which will let you say “verified against these articles on this date” and link a public evidence page — is in preparation.

Get a CASP authorisation under MiCA — and keep it

A crypto-asset service provider needs an authorisation under Art. 59–63 MiCA before serving EU customers, and then has to meet ongoing conduct, prudential and ICT obligations — including DORA, because a CASP is a financial entity. Audomate audits the application file article by article, drafts the missing policies and white paper sections, and keeps the file current so the authorisation, once granted, is not put at risk.

Not being the person personally on the hook when the supervisor asks

Art. 5(1) DORA, Art. 20 NIS2 and Art. 5(2) GDPR put accountability for compliance on the management body — and NIS2 lets member states hold managers personally liable. The protection is not a binder of policies but a record: what was checked, against which article, by whom, when, and what was decided about the gaps. Audomate produces that record as a by-product of the work you do anyway.

Start with the outcome you need first

Pick one regulation for a 4-week pilot. You come out with a cited gap list, remediation drafts and — once you pass — a verified mark.

Book a 4-week pilot