NIS2, GDPR, AI Act, e-invoicing — compliant before the penalties

IT obligations are piling up — missing a deadline is expensive

E-invoicing deadlines, NIS2, AI Act, CSRD, strengthened GDPR enforcement. These are not theoretical frameworks: they have deadlines, sanctions and real audits. The CNIL issues fines, NIS2 authorities conduct inspections, and banks ask for GDPR compliance evidence before financing you.

The problem for most organisations: distinguishing what actually applies to you, in what order, and with what resources. Bringing in a specialist for each topic is neither feasible nor cost-effective.

Not anticipating means discovering the problem at the worst moment — during an audit, after an incident, or in a contract renegotiation — when the deadlines are short and the options are limited.

What you get

Filtered monitoring — only what concerns you

Regulatory and technology watch focused on your sector and size
Regular summaries translated into concrete actions to plan — not a generic bulletin no one reads
Prioritisation based on your profile: you do not tackle everything at once

E-invoicing — compliant before the deadline

Your compliance timeline identified by company size
Right dematerialisation platform selected with you (accredited PDP or PPF)
Integration with your existing ERP or accounting software
Operational compliance before the deadline — not at the last minute

AI — use cases governed, not blocked

Your existing and planned AI uses mapped and classified by AI Act risk level
Governance framework to use AI in your organisation without exposure
Opportunities identified: what AI can concretely do for you today
Manager and team training on responsible use

NIS2 — documented and auditable compliance

Your status determined: essential entity, important entity or out of scope
Gap analysis between your current situation and NIS2 requirements
Prioritised compliance roadmap, within your budget and timeline
Documentation ready for audits and notification obligations

Records of processing activities kept current, not frozen at the time of creation
Sub-processor and non-EU transfer management — real risks identified and governed
Data subject rights procedures that work within legal deadlines

CSRD — your digital footprint for extra-financial reporting

IT carbon footprint (scope 3 included) calculated and documented
GRI/ESRS indicators ready for your sustainability report
Responsible digital procurement policy — refurbished hardware, low-carbon hosting

Who is this for?

Profile	Priority obligation to address
B2B SMB	E-invoicing 2026, under-applied GDPR, first-level NIS2
Mid-size company in a regulated sector	NIS2 important entity, DORA (finance), HDS (health) — real sanctions
Large enterprise	CSRD and extra-financial reporting, AI Act on high-risk use cases
Public authority	Citizen data GDPR, RGAA accessibility, REEN digital sobriety

Let's talk about the IT you dream of

Frequently asked questions

What are the main IT regulatory obligations for a French company in 2026?

The priority obligations to anticipate are: GDPR (already in force, but frequently under-applied in practice), the NIS2 directive (cybersecurity, phased implementation), mandatory e-invoicing (depending on company size), the EU AI Act (AI uses), and CSRD for organisations subject to sustainability reporting. Ekioo monitors these and helps you prioritise based on your profile.

Is our company required to issue electronic invoices?

The rollout of mandatory B2B e-invoicing in France is phased by company size. The obligation covers both the issuance and receipt of invoices via an accredited platform (PDP or the public portal PPF). Ekioo analyses your compliance timeline, selects the right platform with you, and supports integration with your ERP or accounting software.

How should we govern the use of artificial intelligence in our organisation?

The EU AI Act classifies AI uses by risk level. Some uses are prohibited, others require enhanced compliance (recruitment, credit, safety…), and most are unrestricted subject to good practice. Ekioo helps you map your current and planned AI uses, identify the associated risk level, and put in place a compliant governance framework.

How can we stay on top of regulatory developments without spending too much time on it?

Ekioo provides ongoing regulatory and technology monitoring for its clients. You receive regular summaries of developments that directly affect you, translated into concrete actions to schedule. You benefit from expert-level awareness without the overhead of maintaining it yourself.