About EU Deadline Radar
What
A single timeline of EU and national compliance deadlines, filtered for your company: country, size, sectors and a few yes/no facts about how you operate. Each deadline explains what changes, who is affected, what to do, the penalty and links to the official source. You can subscribe to it as a calendar feed.
Why
Small and medium companies do not have a compliance department. Regulations like the AI Act, the Cyber Resilience Act, NIS2, ViDA and national e-invoicing mandates apply in stages over several years, and the dates keep moving. Most guides are written for large corporates or for lawyers. This radar is written for the founder or ops lead who needs to know "what do I have to do, and by when".
Data
We currently track 166 deadlines across 125 regulations. Every entry cites at least one official source (EUR-Lex, the European Commission or a national authority). Data last verified: .
Disclaimer: this service is informational, not legal advice. Dates and scope can change, national transpositions differ, and your situation may be special. Always confirm with the official source or a qualified adviser before acting.
Spotted an error or a missing deadline? Email hello@eudeadlines.eu.
Where the data comes from and how it is updated
The registry is a curated dataset (data/deadlines.json) of 166 deadlines, compiled on 7 September 2026 from official sources: EUR-Lex, the European Commission and national authorities (tax offices, ministries, CSIRTs). Where useful, a law-firm explainer is cited as a secondary source. Each entry shows its sources and a "last verified" date.
Dates can move. The Digital Omnibus package, for example, has shifted several AI Act and reporting deadlines after they were adopted. Entries are therefore re-verified manually at least monthly and whenever a change is announced; changes to the dataset are versioned, and the change log is available on request.
Status badges tell you how firm a date is:
- Confirmed adopted and published; the date is legally binding.
- Proposed in a Commission proposal or draft law; may change or never happen.
- Delayed officially postponed (or a postponement is being negotiated); the date shown is the new one and the note explains the old one.
- In force already applies today.
If you believe an entry is wrong or missing, report it to hello@eudeadlines.eu and we will re-verify it against the source.
Free and Pro
The timeline, deadline pages, the ICS calendar feed, the embed widget, email reminders 7 days ahead, alerts whenever a date or status changes, and following a single deadline are all free. Pro (€5/month or €49/year, no VAT charged) adds reminders 30, 14, 3 and 1 day ahead, up to 10 company profiles each with its own calendar feed, a weekly overview of the month ahead, and the embed widget without our branding.