Regulatory check: which rules apply to your company?
Nine questions on seat, customers, size, sector and products. The result shows which regulations are likely relevant and which you should check in detail, with links to explanations. Your answers stay in your browser.
Your first result
Answer the questions; the result appears here as you go.
A first assessment based on a few answers, not legal advice. The legal texts and an individual assessment are decisive. Your answers stay in your browser and are not stored.
How the check works
The check translates the key triggers of each regulation into simple questions: seat and market link for data protection, the AI Act and accessibility, sector and size for NIS2 and the NISG 2026, headcount for whistleblower protection, and products for the Data Act and Cyber Resilience Act.
The assessment is deliberately cautious. “Likely relevant” means the conditions are typically met; “check in detail” means it depends on details a check cannot ask. Only a compliance assessment provides a robust statement with reasons.
Regulations covered by the check
- FADP and GDPR: data protection in Switzerland and the EU
- NIS2 and NISG 2026: cybersecurity in Germany and Austria
- ISA: cyber attack reporting duty in Switzerland
- EU AI Act and KI-MIG: duties for AI providers and deployers
- BFSG, BaFG and European Accessibility Act: accessibility for consumer offerings
- HinSchG and HSchG: internal reporting channels from 50 employees
- E-invoicing: receiving and issuing duties in Germany
- Data Act and Cyber Resilience Act: connected products and SaaS
- DORA: digital resilience in the financial sector
- TJPG and AMLA: transparency register and anti-money laundering
Frequently asked questions
Is the regulatory check legal advice?
No. It gives a first assessment based on a few answers. The legal texts and an individual assessment are decisive.
Are my answers stored?
No. The evaluation runs entirely in your browser; no data is sent to us.
What comes after the check?
For a reasoned assessment with gap analysis and action plan, our compliance assessment service describes the approach; the initial conversation is free.