Start DORA from the RoI you already built.
Your RoI already holds most of your DORA record. Klavius imports it and populates the connected sections. Officers validate and sign off.
Five registers, one regulation.
Import the RoI. The record assembles.
Klavius reads your Register of Information and populates the connected sections in about a minute: business impact analysis, critical or important functions, the third-party register, ICT risks, incident structure. In the working session, we run it on your own RoI format, or a redacted sample if due diligence comes first, so you see the actual scope rather than a curated demo.
| Section | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Register of Information | Imported RoI | Loaded |
| Critical or important functions | From RoI | Populated |
| Third-party register | From RoI | Populated |
| Business impact analysis | From RoI | Populated |
| ICT risk register | From RoI | To validate |
Klavius assembles. Your officers decide.
Import
The Register of Information you already maintain, in the format you already use.
Assemble
The connected sections populate, with the sourcing shown for every entry.
Validate
Officers review, adjust and sign off. Nothing is filed or approved by the AI on its own.
Stay current
A change in one section updates the connected ones, so the record does not drift apart again.
A DORA record that joins the rest of your oversight.
DORA tools tend to become one more disconnected register. In Klavius, the DORA record is one face of the same oversight system your second line already runs.
Your ICT third parties are often your delegates
The provider file connects to Delegate Oversight: due diligence, KPI periods, findings and board reporting live against the same providers, not in a parallel list.
Delegate Oversight →New DORA publications reach the same desk
Regulatory Watch reads what the CSSF, the ESAs and the EC publish next on DORA, and the resulting controls join your compliance monitoring plan.
Regulatory Watch →For your ICT and security review.
EU-hosted, tenant-isolated, and a tamper-evident trail behind every decision the platform makes. Everything your vendor assessment needs is published, in plain terms.
Your first 30 days.
A connected DORA baseline from the RoI scope we agree together, reviewed by your officers. Three things exist at the end of it, in the platform, not in a slide.
An operational task calendar
The recurring DORA work scheduled and assigned, so deadlines stop depending on someone remembering them.
Populated DORA sections
The operating sections assembled from the agreed RoI scope, with the sourcing shown for every entry.
An exportable management view
A management and audit view your board and your reviewers can read, exportable when someone asks.
Bring your RoI. Leave with your baseline.
A working session with a founder, on your own Register of Information format or a redacted sample, not on a deck. You see the import run, the sections populate, and what your officers would sign.