Close your DORA gap with a provider that's already compliant

DORA requires financial entities to manage ICT risk rigorously, oversee every third-party provider, and prove it under audit. Whispli gives you a secure, fully traceable channel to surface ICT concerns early and centralise third-party oversight, backed by a provider that is itself DORA-compliant, so you reduce vendor risk instead of adding to it.

Surface ICT vulnerabilities and concerns early through a secure, structured channel

Centralise third-party oversight with documented, audit-ready monitoring

Reduce vendor risk by choosing a DORA-compliant ICT provider

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Why DORA compliance is challenging in practice

Turn DORA requirements into an audit-ready control framework

Purpose-built for DORA and ICT risk management

ICT Incident Reporting Channel (Articles 17-23)

Give employees, contractors, and third parties a secure, structured way to report ICT incidents, vulnerabilities, and concerns. Classification and severity routing speed up the early detection and internal escalation DORA's incident framework relies on.

Third-Party ICT Risk Management (Articles 28-44)

Centralise third-party risk oversight with structured assessments, tracked contractual obligations, and continuous monitoring of ICT providers. Maintain a complete, audit-ready record that meets supervisory expectations.

DORA-Compliant as an ICT Provider

Whispli meets the standards DORA imposes on ICT providers, including data residency, business continuity, audit rights, and exit provisions. Choosing a compliant provider helps reduce vendor risk and simplifies your own compliance efforts.

ICT Risk Management Support (Articles 5-16)

Reinforce the foundation of your ICT risk framework. Whispli works as an early-warning layer, capturing the weaknesses and concerns staff and partners spot first and feeding timestamped evidence into your risk processes.

How Whispli closes the
DORA compliance gap

Automated classification and escalation

Automatically categorise ICT incidents by severity and route them to the correct teams so nothing slips through your internal escalation. This purpose-built channel removes the risks of relying on email or ticketing systems to handle ICT concerns.

Dedicated reporting channels

Provide a secure, structured channel specifically for ICT vulnerabilities and resilience concerns. This ensures all r are captured, classified, and tracked within a system designed for compliance.

Centralised third-party oversight

Move beyond spreadsheets to maintain a unified, auditable record of every ICT provider assessment and contractual review. This centralized system produces the real-time evidence supervisors require for ongoing monitoring.

Granular access and governance

Enforce strict segregation of duties and "need-to-know" access controls to satisfy regulatory governance expectations. Case-level permissions ensure that sensitive personal and confidential data is only viewed by authorised personnel.

Immutable audit trails

Every report, access, and action is automatically timestamped, logged, and archived. This provides supervisors and auditors with an instant, exportable audit trail without the need to manually reconstruct events.

Multi-entity coordination

Manage DORA compliance across subsidiaries, branches, and jurisdictions from a single dashboard. This ensures consistent processes across the organisation and provides consolidated reporting for global oversight.

Outcomes organisations achieve with DORA-compliant processes

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Demonstrable DORA compliance

Establish documented ICT risk frameworks, structured incident reporting, and auditable third-party oversight. This delivers the documented, auditable evidence regulators and competent authorities expect.

Reduced vendor and operational risk

Eliminate secondary vendor liabilities by partnering with a platform that is itself fully DORA-compliant as an ICT provider. Instead of adding an extra third-party risk to manage, you actively close an existing vulnerability.

Audit-ready from day one

Ensure full transparency for supervisors, competent authorities, or external auditors during reviews. Every single action, report, and decision within the system is instantly documented, time-stamped, and ready to export.

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More than 300 organisations across financial services, industry and education rely on Whispli to run their compliance and reporting programmes.

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Whispli has been deployed in over 60 countries, demonstrating its flexibility and ease of configuration.

Languages

With no language barriers, Whispli empowers everyone to speak up confidently.

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Frequently asked questions

Which financial entities are subject to DORA?

DORA applies broadly across the financial sector, including credit institutions, investment firms, insurers, payment providers, e-money institutions, and crypto-asset service providers. If your organisation is regulated under EU financial services law, DORA compliance is mandatory.

What does DORA actually require for ICT incident reporting?

Financial entities must classify ICT incidents by severity and notify competent authorities within strict, multi-stage timelines (covering initial, intermediate, and final reports). Articles 17-23 mandate maintaining structured, digital records for every single notification.

Does DORA apply to our ICT vendors too?

Yes. Under Articles 28-44, you are required to conduct strict due diligence, enforce specific contractual provisions, and perform ongoing monitoring of all third-party ICT providers. Ultimately, your vendors' compliance is your legal responsibility.

Is Whispli itself DORA-compliant as an ICT provider?

Yes. Whispli meets the criteria DORA sets for third-party ICT providers. We provide EU data residency, robust business continuity, client audit rights, clear exit strategies, and recognised security certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2 Type II). Choosing us reduces vendor risk instead of adding to it.

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