DORA Register of Information Validator
Worksheets for reviewing identifiers, references and formatting before you run the applicable official submission checks.
£99
one-time
3
included items
- Instant digital delivery
- Permanent access after purchase
- Single-organisation licence
- Editable working files
Organise selected checks before your DORA register submission.
Built for a real piece of work
Preparedness material for one licensed organisation. Adapt the working files before adoption; this is not legal advice.
In the European supervisory authorities' voluntary 2024 dry run, 947 registers passed technical integration checks; 6.5% of those passed all data-quality checks. That historical exercise illustrates common preparation problems, not a current annual rejection rate or a result this workbook can guarantee.
Use the workbook to organise selected checks of identifiers, contract references, mandatory information and formatting. Review its formulas and results against your data and the current technical specification. A local identifier or reference check does not establish that the register meets every submission rule.
Confirm the current reporting format, validation rules, national deadline and submission route with your competent authority. Run the required official checks on your final package. This workbook supports preparation and does not replace those checks or guarantee acceptance.
What you get
Everything included
3 included items
- 01Start Here guide (PDF)
- 02DORA RoI Validator (Excel): review worksheets for LEIs, references, formats and mandatory fields, with a submission runbook and dashboard
- 03Brandable version of the workbook (folder)
How it arrives
Digital delivery, clearly explained
Instant digital download: one zip file (RightCyber_DORA_RoI_Validator_Pack_v1.0.0.zip) containing everything listed above. Open the Start Here guide first. Nothing is posted.
Read the product and licence boundaries
Single organisation licence. Not for use across multiple client organisations. Contact RightCyber about consultant licensing for use across client engagements. These are preparedness materials, not legal advice. RightCyber provides independent cyber security documentation and support. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by any government body, regulator, standards organisation or certification body referenced in its products.