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How Revestus filed their first DORA ICT register without touching a spreadsheet

Revestus

U-regulated investment platform

Lithuania

DORA ICT Third-Party Register

First-time RoI submission

Bank of Lithuania

"Entering data through Copla and submitting it is straightforward — give it a try. The biggest advantage is for those who haven't filled in the register before."

Revestus

The context

A new regulatory obligation, no prior process to build on

Revestus is an EU-regulated investment platform supervised by the Bank of Lithuania. When DORA’s ICT third-party reporting requirement came into force, they had no existing register to migrate or improve — they were filing for the first time.

For organisations in this position, the core challenge is not fixing a broken process but building something correct from the outset, without investing disproportionate time in understanding the underlying xBRL-CSV format and EBA register logic.

What changed

Simpler than expected — and submitted without issues

  • The overall impression was that the process was simpler than filling in spreadsheet templates would have been. Structured inputs guided the work rather than leaving format and logic open to interpretation.
  • Data entry was easier and clearer. Less room for error, less time spent figuring out field requirements.
  • The xBRL-CSV export was generated directly from the system and uploaded to the Bank of Lithuania's Regata platform without issues.
  • Contact with the Copla team was minimal — the tool handled what it needed to without requiring significant ongoing support.

Honest feedback

Lithuanian language support would help

The team noted that a Lithuanian language interface would be a useful addition — particularly for institutions where compliance responsibilities sit with staff more comfortable working in Lithuanian than English. No other friction points were reported.

Worth noting for Lithuanian-supervised institutions: Revestus’s submission went through the Bank of Lithuania’s Regata system. Copla Registry supports this workflow directly — the xBRL-CSV export is generated in the format Regata expects.

In their own words

Who benefits most

"Entering data through Copla and submitting it is straightforward — give it a try. On the other hand, if all your data is already in Excel, updating it won't be a major challenge either way. The bigger advantage, in my view, is for those who haven't filled in the register at all before."

Revestus

This is a practical assessment worth taking seriously. For organisations migrating a well-maintained existing register, the transition requires effort. For those starting from scratch — or those whose prior submissions were unreliable — Copla removes the hardest part: ensuring the structure, logic, and output format are correct before anything reaches the regulator.

First

DORA ICT RoI submission — completed without prior process or spreadsheet baseline

Revestus

EU-regulated investment platform · Lithuania

  • First-time DORA RoI submission
  • xBRL-CSV export to Regata (LB)
  • Bank of Lithuania supervised
  • No prior register to migrate

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Republic.com — replacing manual DORA reporting

SBA — four days of reporting cut to one afternoon

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