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About RegRoute
Before asking "how do we comply?", a useful first step is understanding which EU requirements may actually matter to the business: which reach it directly, which arrive indirectly through a customer, and which are still uncertain. RegRoute answers that first question with a structured, evidence-based assessment, so the compliance work that follows is aimed at the right things.
European regulatory readiness often mixes together several very different questions:
The questions we separate
- Does an EU law directly apply to our company?
- Is this instead a requirement flowing down from an EU customer?
- What documentation or security evidence will the customer expect?
- What should we implement first?
RegRoute separates those questions and turns the result into an actionable readiness assessment. Each requirement is classified as a direct legal obligation, a customer-driven requirement, or a possible requirement depending on facts: three different categories, not degrees of the same finding.
Who it's for
Built for technology companies headquartered outside Europe, preparing to sell into Europe, support EU customers, or respond to EU-driven compliance and procurement requirements. The underlying assessment applies to companies headquartered anywhere outside the EU.
What we cover
- GDPR
- DORA
- NIS2
- EU AI Act
- Cyber Resilience Act
- Data Act
- ePrivacy screening
How we approach regulation
- Official EU legal sources
- Deterministic matching
- Explicit uncertainty
- Versioned regulatory datasets
- Direct versus customer-driven requirements
- Evidence readiness, not a compliance score
- Practical remediation
What you can do with the result
The free assessment gives you the classification, an evidence-readiness reading and your first priority action, enough to know where you stand. If you need the complete plan, the paid pack adds the full sequenced remediation roadmap, article-level legal sources, evidence templates and a report you can hand to a buyer or your own counsel.
What RegRoute is not
RegRoute is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, certify compliance, or replace legal counsel.
Some requirements depend on facts or national implementation and may require qualified legal review.
General information, not legal advice. Applicability can depend on facts and national implementation. Verify material legal conclusions with qualified counsel.