EIOPA and national reporting

Solvency II reporting across EIOPA and supported national requirements.

Keep Excel as your source workflow while adding validation, review controls, and traceability through controlled XBRL export.

Keep Excel. Add control around it.Put material movements in front of reviewersKeep review moving
Illustrative · 2026 Solo Annual

Filing readiness

Almost ready to review

84% complete
Know what’s ready, what’s blocked, and what happens next.Just now
Reuse recurring workbooks safelyPreview before anything changes
Put material movements in front of reviewers4 items left
Keep review moving3 Reviewers
Next-period preview complete4 completeness items remain

Automate the last mile of Solvency II

Make the next reporting cycle easier to prepare and review.

Begin with the recurring work that slows the team down. Then go deeper into the filing jobs, controls, and boundaries that matter for your reporting scope.

Keep Excel. Add control around it.

Keep the source tools your team already knows while adding controlled previews, validation, review, and traceability around the filing process.

EIOPA and national coverage

One workflow for EIOPA and supported national requirements

Work with pinned EIOPA releases and supported public national taxonomies in one controlled workflow. Check exact jurisdiction and release coverage before scoping a filing.

Check exact coverage

Bring the files you already use

Import Excel (.xlsx), CSV, and ODS sources, plus pinned EIOPA XBRL and supported national XBRL inputs.

Preview before anything changes

Inspect workbook sheets, map source columns, and review proposed cell changes before applying data to a filing.

Keep mappings and source lineage

Reuse approved mappings and retain where imported values came from so preparers and reviewers can follow the evidence.

Traceable workflows from source to export

Know what’s ready, what’s blocked, and what happens next.

Replace fragile handoffs with a clear, traceable reporting process your whole team can follow.

  1. 01

    Reuse recurring workbooks safely

    Recognize layout-only changes, stop on semantic drift, and keep every mapping revision subject to explicit approval.

  2. 02

    Put material movements in front of reviewers

    Compare exact prior and current facts, require evidence-backed explanations, and assemble a traceable reviewer brief.

  3. 03

    Keep review moving

    Give preparers, reviewers, and administrators a shared workflow with comments, approvals, and a complete audit trail.

  4. 04

    Approve and export

    Lock an immutable snapshot, then generate EIOPA XBRL and the supported national artifacts with linked audit evidence.

See if SolvencyBridge fits your reporting

Find your country, check the reporting release, and see what you can use today. If you need the audit-level detail, it is still here - just out of the way.

Austria

Finanzmarktaufsicht Österreich

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
Some national steps included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
EIOPA workflow only

Belgium

National Bank of Belgium

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Bulgaria

Комисия за финансов надзор

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Croatia

Hrvatska agencija za nadzor financijskih usluga

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Cyprus

Insurance Companies Control Service

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Czechia

Česká národní banka

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Denmark

Finanstilsynet

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Estonia

Finantsinspektsioon

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Finland

Finanssivalvonta

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

France

Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
EIOPA workflow only

Germany

Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Greece

Bank of Greece

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Hungary

Magyar Nemzeti Bank

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
Some national steps included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
EIOPA workflow only

Iceland

Seðlabanki Íslands

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
EIOPA workflow only

Ireland

Central Bank of Ireland

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
EIOPA workflow only

Italy

Istituto per la Vigilanza sulle Assicurazioni

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Latvia

Latvijas Banka

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Liechtenstein

Finanzmarktaufsicht Liechtenstein

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Lithuania

Lietuvos bankas

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Luxembourg

Commissariat aux Assurances

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
Some national steps included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
Some national steps included

Malta

Malta Financial Services Authority

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Netherlands

De Nederlandsche Bank

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Norway

Finanstilsynet

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Poland

Komisja Nadzoru Finansowego

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
Some national steps included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
Some national steps included

Portugal

Autoridade de Supervisão de Seguros e Fundos de Pensões

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Romania

Autoritatea de Supraveghere Financiară

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
National workflow included

Slovakia

Národná banka Slovenska

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
Some national steps included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
Some national steps included

Slovenia

Agencija za zavarovalni nadzor

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
National workflow included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
EIOPA workflow only

Spain

Dirección General de Seguros y Fondos de Pensiones

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
Some national steps included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
EIOPA workflow only

Sweden

Finansinspektionen

For reporting through 2026: EIOPA 2.8.2
Some national steps included
Ready for reporting from 2027: EIOPA 2.10.0
Some national steps included

We help you create the package; submission, receipts, and regulator sign-off still happen outside SolvencyBridge.

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Questions before a pilot

Know the boundaries before you begin.

Straight answers to the questions reporting, compliance, and security teams ask before they evaluate SolvencyBridge.

Can we keep working with Excel and our current source files?+

Yes. Import Excel (.xlsx), CSV, ODS, and supported XBRL inputs through a controlled preview and mapping flow, with source lineage retained for review.

Does passing validation guarantee regulatory compliance?+

No. Validation covers the implemented rules for the selected taxonomy release and jurisdiction. Your team still confirms applicability, completeness, and the authority's current requirements.

Does SolvencyBridge submit filings to the regulator?+

No. SolvencyBridge prepares, validates, reviews, and exports supported artifacts. Submission, receipt, and authority acceptance remain outside the product.

Scope the next real filing

Give your regulatory reporting team a clearer way forward.

Tell us about your entities, source files, authority, deadline, and where the current close slows down. We will shape the conversation around that filing.

A pilot is scoped around supported workflows and evidence. It is not a promise of authority submission or acceptance.

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We use essential storage for security and preferences. With your permission, PostHog EU measures filing steps and records a privacy-masked session replay so we can find and fix usability bottlenecks. Replays hide all text, form contents, media, console logs and network contents. This helps us improve SolvencyBridge.

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