DORA Register of Information
Health Check

Pre-submission

Find issues before submitting to your regulator

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What does this check?

The health check validates your RoI across three levels.

Package structure

  • ZIP filename conventions
  • ZIP integrity and structure
  • Required folders and files

Metadata

  • XBRL-CSV report metadata
  • Parameters and filing indicators
  • Taxonomy references

Data content

  • Data types and formats
  • Referential integrity
  • EBA business rules

A typical report runs through thousands of validation checks.

How this works

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2. Load your RoI

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3. Get instant results

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Frequently asked questions

Common issues include: missing or malformed identifiers, broken cross-references between tables, invalid data formats (dates, LEI codes, currency codes), duplicate primary keys, orphaned records with no parent, and missing mandatory fields. These problems often go unnoticed in spreadsheets but surface during regulatory validation.

The tool expects a ZIP file in the DORA XBRL-CSV format. This is the standard submission format containing a META-INF folder with reportPackage.json, and a reports folder with report.json, parameters.csv, FilingIndicators.csv, and your data tables (b_01.01.csv, etc.).

No. This is a preliminary health check to catch common issues before submission. It does not replace official validation by your National Competent Authority. Think of it as a pre-flight check, passing here doesn't guarantee regulatory acceptance, but failing here likely means issues will surface later.

Compliance officers, risk managers, and DORA project leads at financial entities preparing their Register of Information submissions. Whether you're at a bank, insurer, investment firm, or FinTech, this tool helps you catch issues early in your submission process.

The Register of Information (RoI) is a mandatory reporting requirement under DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act). Financial entities must document all contractual arrangements with ICT third-party service providers and submit this information to their National Competent Authority. The RoI uses a structured XBRL-CSV format with 15+ interconnected tables. Learn why the RoI is a data problem, not a compliance problem →

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