The eIDAS 2.0 programme is decided by a role test, not a sector list. Work out first whether you are a relying party that must accept the EU Digital Identity Wallet, whether the micro and small enterprise exemption takes you out, and whether you also carry trust service provider duties, because each answer changes the obligations. Relying parties plan backwards from 24 December 2027. Trust service providers are on a continuing cycle and face the Article 16 fines. Budget against the Commission's estimate, work the checklist, and only then compare software, since much of what is sold under the name is signing or wallet tooling rather than governance.
6 pages on eIDAS 2.0, in the order the work happens. Jump to the stage you are at, or read straight through.
Decide whether you must accept the wallet, whether the SME exemption applies, and what 24 December 2027 binds you to.
Budget the first year against the only official estimate, and understand what relying parties and trust service providers each risk.
Work the 24 readiness steps, then judge software on whether it covers governance rather than signing alone.
The free compliance check runs the eIDAS 2.0 gap assessment in about five minutes and gives you a scored report you can take to a board meeting.
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