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More than one EU regulation. More than one country.
9 EU regulations · 27 jurisdictions · 3,247 obligations mapped · 9 verified conflicts
DORA Article 11 says keep the backups; GDPR Article 17 says erase them — Fontvera surfaces collisions like this before an auditor does.
Ask any cross-border regulatory question. Get a cited source briefing in seconds, from 400,000+ primary sources.
If you run compliance at a payment institution, an e-money institution, a fintech, or an insurer — juggling DORA, NIS2, the AI Act, and GDPR on four different clocks:
6 hours You don't know which regulations apply across borders.
4 hours You're tracking four countries and each interprets the rules differently.
2 hours Something changed last week and you missed it.
8 hours The board wants an answer by Thursday and you're still reading.
3 hours You can't justify your advice without source citations.
Dec 2, 2026 AI Act: new Article 5 prohibitions; Article 50(2) marking grace ends
Jan 12, 2027 Data Act: cloud switching charges abolished
May 26, 2027 MDR: legacy class III / IIb implantable transition ends
Aug 2, 2027 AI Act: national AI regulatory sandboxes operational
Dec 2, 2027 AI Act: Annex III high-risk obligations (Reg. (EU) 2026/1744)
Dec 11, 2027 Cyber Resilience Act: full application
When the next deadline hits, your research is already done. Live from Fontvera’s verified deadline registry · each date links to its primary source via the MCP tool compliance_deadlines
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Ask any cross-border regulatory question, in any EU language, against 400,000+ primary sources from 130 publishers including EDPB, CNIL, BfDI, ICO, ENISA, and the AI Office.
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Get a structured briefing in under a minute — 3,247 obligations and 196 cross-regulatory references mapped, every claim cited.
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Seven read-only tools over verified EU regulatory data. Your assistant does the reasoning; every fact it pulls from Fontvera carries a primary-source URL.
One incident. Every notification duty, deadline, and regulator side by side.
A major ICT incident at a payment institution starts three regulatory clocks at once. The Incident Clock lays them out per incident type — verified against the provision text, not summarised from memory.
| Duty | Clock | Regulator |
|---|---|---|
| DORA Art. 19 — initial notification of a major ICT incident | 4h from classification, 24h from awareness | National financial supervisor |
| GDPR Art. 33 — personal data breach notification | 72h from awareness | Data protection authority |
| NIS2 Art. 23 — early warning, where the DORA carve-out does not apply | 24h from awareness | National CSIRT or competent authority |
Open the full Incident Clock — which clocks apply, verified conflicts, member-state divergence →
Retrieval-first by design: every line of a briefing links to a primary source. Hosted in Germany; your queries never leave the EU.
A cross-border question takes 6–10 hours of manual research; Fontvera answers it in under 60 seconds, cited. Check your AI Act obligations in 2 minutes.
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