Venvera is the AI compliance workspace that runs 15 EU & international frameworks from one platform. Enter a vendor once - DORA's Register of Information, your NIS2 supply chain, ISO A.15 evidence, and GDPR processor list update themselves.
Click any framework to see where its controls overlap with the rest - and what's unique to it.
The same ICT vendor is entered in DORA's Register of Information, a NIS2 supply-chain sheet, the ISO 27001 Annex A.15 evidence folder, and the GDPR processor list. Four copies. Four chances to drift. One resubmission request from your NCA.
An ICT incident lands. DORA wants an initial report within 4 hours. NIS2 demands an early warning within 24. GDPR breach notification is due within 72. Three people, three spreadsheets, three chances to miss a deadline with a fine attached.
Your board meets tomorrow. Someone is stitching compliance status from five spreadsheets into a slide. Under DORA Art. 5(2), those directors carry personal liability for ICT risk failures. They deserve a dashboard - not a stale deck assembled at 22:00.
Five steps. One platform. Every framework you operate under - without the consultant, without the four-week scoping.
The Register of Information isn't a spreadsheet - it's a structured supervisory dataset with templates, data types, controlled value lists, and referential integrity. Supervisors run automated validation. They will bounce it back.
File one incident. Venvera derives the DORA 4-hour, NIS2 24-hour, and GDPR 72-hour obligations and keeps the clocks running - with escalation, with evidence attached, with the article reference on every notification.
Ask Venvera about NIS2 Art. 23 notification timelines - it returns the 24h / 72h / 1-month breakdown, cites the exact article, and references the ENISA guidance. The precision that matters when your regulator is reading the same text.
Under DORA Art. 5(2), board members carry personal liability for ICT risk failures. Venvera's Board Dashboard shows them their exposure at a glance - in a language that doesn't require a compliance vocabulary.
A single vendor record propagates into DORA's Register, your NIS2 supply chain, the ISO A.15 evidence folder, and your GDPR processor list - with cross-framework questionnaire mapping so you don't re-ask the same 200 questions.
Every control you operate is automatically mapped to every relevant obligation across 15 frameworks. Update the evidence once - fifteen audits update with it.
A single vendor profile feeds DORA's Register of Information, your NIS2 supply-chain dossier, the ISO A.15 evidence folder, and your GDPR processor list - without re-keying a single field.
Stop translating heat-maps for the audit committee. Venvera's register speaks inherent, residual, and tolerance - on the same 5×5 every regulator recognises - with evidence chained to each mitigation.
Assign frameworks, controls, and evidence refreshes to real people. Venvera tracks ownership, deadlines, and escalations - so compliance isn't everyone's problem and no-one's job.
Venvera records every change with cryptographic chain-of-custody. When a regulator asks "who approved this and when?" - the answer is already in the log, signed, timestamped, and exportable.
Compliance tasks don't live in another tool your engineers ignore. Venvera's two-way sync puts them on the same board as sprint tickets - with the original obligation article attached.
Your identity provider is already the source of truth. Venvera joins it - not the other way around. Zero local passwords. Zero orphan accounts when an employee offboards.
Run a gap assessment across all seven DORA domains. Build your Register of Information. Export submission-ready xBRL-CSV. Manage GDPR, NIS2, ISO 27001, and ten more frameworks - from one operating system.