One account for all your business platforms
Name, address, Chamber of Commerce number, legal form — with each new portal you start from scratch, and each time there's a chance you'll type something differently than last time. Reglia is the layer around a series of separate platforms for entrepreneurs: you fill in your details once, see in one place what's going on with you, and decide for yourself which platform gets to see something from you. Reglia doesn't answer substantive questions itself — the platforms do that.
You can view the overview without an account. Creating an account takes two minutes and is free; the subscription only becomes relevant when you want to use the services.
The services that come with your account
With one subscription you use them all, without additional costs per service.
Your obligations
European rules your enterprise must comply with.
- gdpria.eu The GDPR for SMEs: data processing agreements, the processing register, the privacy statement and help with a data breach.
- gpsria.eu Product safety under the GPSR: what role you have in the chain, what must appear on the product page and label, and the file behind it.
- epria.eu Packaging under the PPWR: your role per packaging type, and the registration requirement in each country where you supply.
- axessia.eu Digital accessibility under the EAA: a scan that also runs through your checkout step, the mandatory statement and an improvement plan.
- signalo.eu The mandatory reporting channel from fifty employees: hosted, anonymously if desired, with deadline monitoring and procedure included.
- payria.eu Pay transparency: from the salary range in a vacancy to the pay gap report.
- secria.eu NIS2 and cyber security for SMEs: measures register, policy, and questionnaires from large customers.
- esgia.eu Sustainability reporting under the CSRD, reduced to what you actually need to submit.
- eudri.com The deforestation regulation for importers: dossier per product stream, geodata of origin, and the declaration on time.
- aiacta.eu The AI regulation for SMEs: a register of your AI systems with their risk class, and mandatory AI literacy training.
- vatea.eu VAT across borders: the OSS guide that calculates where you need to report what.
What entrepreneurs ask us
"Another account, then."
That's right, and that's exactly why reglia exists: it's one instead of eight. Where you used to log in separately at each platform and fill in your details separately, you do that here once. Each platform still works independently — reglia is never required.
How it works →"So my data will be everywhere then."
No. Your data never goes to a platform by itself: that only happens if you activate it per platform, you see exactly in advance which fields go along, and you can disconnect it at any time. Without that choice, everything stays where it is.
What exactly is shared →"And what does that cost?"
Looking around and filling in your details costs nothing. If you want to use the services of the connected platforms, you do so with one subscription — not with a separate invoice per platform. What it costs depends on how large your organization is.
To the platforms →Why you can check us
What you see at reglia comes from two sources: what you've filled in yourself, and what the connected platforms report back about your own file. Reglia doesn't add anything to that and doesn't make anything up. If something changes at a platform, it appears here; if a platform is unreachable, that's shown here too instead of it silently disappearing.
The articles on this site are written with the help of AI, run through a technical check and approved by a person before they go online. This is stated under each article, with the date of the last check. See how we work.
What this is not: reglia gives no advice, no seal of approval and no judgment about your situation, and exercises no supervision. It doesn't even make any substantive statements about a field — it only brings together what you've done with the connected platforms yourself. An overview that appears here is not confirmation that you're complying with anything.
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