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The bridge from your systems to compliance

Qgentic. Automated compliance data extraction.

Your systems already hold the numbers. Qgentic reads them, checks every field against the regulator's own rules, and files nothing until a named person signs it off.

From the systems you already run

  • SAP
  • Oracle
  • Dynamics 365
  • NetSuite
  • Infor
  • Unit4
  • IFS
  • Workday
  • Epicor
  • Sage
  • The Access Group
  • Xero
  • QuickBooks
  • FreeAgent
  • Zoho
  • IRIS

SAP S/4HANA, Business One and ByDesign. Oracle Fusion and EBS. Dynamics 365 F&O and Business Central. Sage from Intacct down to 50. Anything else that can export a financial summary is mapped once, at deployment; integration and data has the detail.

Start with your regulation

Pick one for scope, pricing and a working demo.

On-premise

Air-gapped edition

One signed binary on your own kit. No telemetry, no third parties, nothing leaves the network.

UK · HMRC

Making Tax Digital (MTD)

Quarterly VAT and ITSA across a whole client book: prepared in bulk, approved one by one, by name.

Watch the run

EU · 2022/2554

DORA Register of Information

Built from the contract and vendor data you already hold. Every LEI checked before it moves.

Watch the run

UK · PRA & FCA

Operational resilience

Third-party registers and incident reports, with tolerance breaches computed straight from system timestamps.

Watch the run

EU · 2024/1689

EU AI Act register

Classifies your AI systems by risk and prepares the Annex IV technical documentation for each one.

UK · SS1/23 & ATRS

UK AI governance

SS1/23 and ATRS in place of an AI Act: a model inventory with computed risk tiers, and transparency records ready to publish.

One engine under all sixone integration, one approval gate, one audit chain

How a filing gets made

The model does the reading. Code does the deciding. A field that fails its rule stops the run.

  1. Your exportJSON, CSV, XLSX or API
    no one re-keys a figure
  2. Every fieldthe model reads
    code decides
  3. A named personname, note and timestamp
    kept with the decision
  4. A sealed packSHA-256 chain
    verifiable years later
All six modules share this shape: one engine, one approval gate, one audit chain. What the model may do, and what only code decides, is set out on the security page.
The Qgentic dashboard: six compliance platforms (DORA, OpRes, MTD VAT, MTD ITSA, AI Act and UK AI), each with its data staged, and a DORA Register of Information filing awaiting approval, with Approve and Decline beside a note field. The Qgentic dashboard: six compliance platforms (DORA, OpRes, MTD VAT, MTD ITSA, AI Act and UK AI), each with its data staged, and a DORA Register of Information filing awaiting approval, with Approve and Decline beside a note field.
Every subscribed platform on one dashboard, each showing whether its data is staged and where its cycle has got to. A prepared filing waits here until a named person approves it, and the note they leave is recorded with the decision.

What a regulator can check

Every run leaves the same four marks, and each one carries the hash of the one before it. Break any link and the chain says so. On a network that lets nothing out, the whole thing runs in the air-gapped edition.

A filing pack carries all four, so the run can be re-checked years after the person who approved it has moved on.

Further reading in the guides: the DORA Register of Information, MTD capacity for practices and air-gapped compliance evidence.

Frequently asked questions

What is Qgentic?

Regulatory compliance software that prepares filings for EU DORA, UK operational resilience, HMRC Making Tax Digital and the EU AI Act. Every export needs a named user's approval first.

What does the AI actually do?

AI reads and drafts; deterministic rules validate every field and assemble the filing. The AI cannot bypass a rule or approve anything.

Can it run fully offline?

Yes. The air-gapped edition is a signed binary on your own infrastructure. It runs entirely offline, with no telemetry and no external dependencies.

How are filings approved?

A named user reviews and approves each filing, and nothing is ever approved unattended. The decision is recorded in a cryptographic audit log.

See it run

Data in, every field checked, a name against the approval, the pack out. No account, no install.

List prices are published, so you can budget before you speak to anyone: see pricing.