EU regulation doesn't stand still.
Your obligations shouldn't be a mystery.
Forseti reads EU financial legislation the moment it's published, matches it to your institution, and answers your compliance questions — citing the exact source every time. No manual monitoring. No missed publications. No guesswork.
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Covers DORA, SFDR, CRR3, MiCA, AIFMD, MiFID II, CSRD and more — updated automatically every day from EUR-Lex.
Sound familiar?
"I spend more time reading summaries of legislation than applying it. By the time I've cross-referenced three sources, the deadline has moved."
"Our team tracks regulations across multiple frameworks. There's no tool that tells us what has actually changed and what it means for us specifically."
"I know DORA applies to us. I just need to know which parts, what they require, and by when. That should take minutes, not days."
How it works
Three steps. No manual setup after the first one.
Monitor
Forseti watches EUR-Lex every day. When new legislation is published, it reads and indexes the full text automatically — not a summary, the actual law.
Match
You tell Forseti which sectors and frameworks apply to your institution. It filters everything through that lens and only surfaces what is relevant to you.
Answer
Ask a compliance question in plain English. Forseti finds the exact articles, explains your obligations, and shows you the source — every time.
Ask a question. Get a real answer.
Not a summary. Not a chatbot guess. The actual articles, explained for your situation.
Question
What are our ICT third-party risk management obligations under DORA as a credit institution?
Under DORA Article 28, you must keep a register of all ICT third-party providers and classify them by criticality. Critical providers need contracts that cover exit strategies, audit rights, and service continuity.
Article 30 adds requirements around sub-outsourcing, data location, and the right of regulators to carry out on-site inspections of critical providers.
Articles 31–44 establish an EU-level oversight regime for the largest providers. If you rely on one of these, your obligations increase further.
Sources cited
DORA Art. 28DORA Art. 30DORA Art. 31–44Every answer cites the exact article it came from. You can verify it yourself in seconds.
Built for people who can't afford to miss something
Forseti isn't a general research tool. It's built for professionals who are personally accountable for regulatory compliance — and who need to know, quickly and accurately, what the law requires of their institution.
Compliance officers at EU-regulated institutions
In-house legal counsel monitoring regulatory change
RegTech consultants advising multiple clients
Risk teams mapping obligations across frameworks
Funds subject to SFDR, AIFMD, or MiFID II
Banks navigating DORA, CRR3, and Basel IV
Not a chatbot. Not a search engine.
General AI tools make up legal details at rates that are unacceptable in a compliance context. Traditional legal databases know the law but don't know your institution. Forseti does both — grounded in official sources, filtered for your specific situation.
Sourced from official EU texts
Every answer comes from the actual published legislation — sourced directly from EUR-Lex, the EU's official legal database. Not a training dataset, not a paraphrase. Dated, verifiable, official.
Filtered to your institution
Legislation is matched to your sectors and frameworks. You see what applies to you — not a firehose of everything published across all of EU financial law.
Always current
New regulations are picked up automatically. If a gap appears, Forseti flags it and fills it. You never have to manually update a database or chase a new publication.
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Set up your regulatory profile in minutes. Forseti starts matching legislation to your institution straight away.