DORA Companion-legal document summarizer

What is DORA Companion?

DORA Companion is a specialized legal-analysis assistant built to help you read, interpret, and apply the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience framework and related Official Journal texts. It turns dense, cross-referencing legal provisions into clear, structured answers—in English or Swedish—so you can find what an article requires, how it links to other articles, and what that means for day-to-day compliance. Design purpose: • Precision on article-level questions: Ask about a specific article (or section) and get a plain-language summary with the key obligations, scope, actors, timelines, and defined terms. If that article relies on definitions or rules elsewhere, the answer pulls in those references so you see the full picture. • Cross-reference awareness: EU acts frequently point to other articles, annexes, or delegated acts. DORA Companion flags and explains those pointers so you don’t miss dependencies (e.g., definitions, incident thresholds, or third-party risk conditions that live in other parts of the framework). • Option-based answers: When you ask a question and supply multiple-choice options, it selects the most correct one—and explicitly says “all of theDORA Companion overview above” when that’s the right pick—backed by a short rationale. • Bilingual clarity: It can deliver the same analysis in English or Swedish, preserving legal meaning while using plain language. Example interactions: • “Summarize the obligations on financial entities regarding incident reporting and show where definitions and thresholds come from.” → You get a structured digest that also explains the terms used and where they are defined. • “Given these four options, which best describes what an ICT third-party arrangement must include?” → You get the correct option with a short why, plus pointers to the articles that govern contracts and subcontracting. • “Provide the same summary in Swedish.” → You receive a faithful, plain-language Swedish version tailored for local teams. Typical outcomes: • Faster board or management briefings with crisp article-by-article clarity. • Reliable training materials with correct answers to test questions. • Implementation checklists that reflect the actual text (not generic templates).