Vixio is the software financial institutions use to track and manage DORA regulatory updates. It combines AI-powered monitoring with in-house analyst expertise to take compliance teams from raw regulatory change to managed, auditable action.
Vixio is the software financial institutions use to track and manage DORA regulatory updates. It combines AI-powered monitoring with in-house analyst expertise to take compliance teams from raw regulatory change to managed, auditable action.
DORA's January 2025 application date was the starting point.
Since then, compliance teams have needed to submit ICT third-party registers, navigate ongoing ESA technical standards, and respond to supervisory expectations from national competent authorities across EU member states.
All of this sits alongside existing obligations under AML, MiCA, and PSD3, making DORA less of a one-time implementation and more an ongoing operational discipline in global regulatory compliance.
The teams that struggle are those trying to manage this across inboxes, shared drives, and spreadsheets. These teams are trying to keep up with an onslaught of regulatory changes with with no consistent process for deciding what matters, who owns it, or how to demonstrate that it was handled.
Vixio is built for complex regulatory environments in the finance sector.
Rather than leaving compliance teams to piece together intelligence from regulator websites, legal bulletins, and internal trackers, it consolidates DORA monitoring, prioritisation, and workflow management into a single regulatory compliance platform. That way, teams spend less time chasing information and more time acting on it.
Here’s how Vixio can help financial organizations better manage DORA.
Vixio monitors DORA-related developments across the EBA, EIOPA, ESMA, and national competent authorities. Every update — whether a finalised technical standard, a supervisory Q&A, or an enforcement signal — is reviewed by in-house regulatory analysts. It’s then summarised in English and linked directly to its primary source document so your team can understand what they need to do and where the change came from.
This means compliance teams aren’t reading raw regulatory text or relying on automated summaries they cannot validate. Every piece of intelligence that reaches the platform has been assessed by a specialist who understands the financial services regulatory environment it sits within.
Vixio categorises every DORA-related update into three tiers:
This structure means a compliance team can open the platform knowing immediately which updates need attention today, which need watching, and which can be filed as background. The prioritisation work is done before the team engages, not after.
Vixio Workspace connects intelligence to execution. When a DORA-related update requires action, it can be converted directly into a compliance task with assigned ownership, deadlines, and progress tracking — without leaving the platform or rebuilding context elsewhere.
Every action taken is logged in a built-in audit trail tied to the underlying regulatory development. When a supervisor, auditor, or internal governance team asks for evidence of the firm's regulatory change management process, the record is already there.
Yes. Vixio has specialised in financial services regulatory intelligence for over 20 years, with in-house analysts who focus specifically on payments, banking, and broader financial services regulation including DORA and related EU frameworks.
Yes, Vixio covers DORA in the context of the broader EU regulatory environment, including MiCA, PSD3, AML, and other frameworks that financial institutions manage alongside DORA obligations.
Book a demo to see how Vixio helps your team track and manage DORA regulatory updates.