Why Corpshore
EU regulatory compliance
For organisations subject to EU regulation, a partner inside the Union removes a category of vendor risk that no location outside it can remove at any price. This is the strongest argument on the site.
What EEA delivery changes
Delivery from Poland means personal data never leaves the European Economic Area. There is no transfer mechanism to negotiate, no adequacy decision to monitor and no standard contractual clauses to maintain. That entire category of compliance work simply disappears rather than being managed more efficiently.
The regimes that bind the partner directly
Inside the perimeter, GDPR, the EU AI Act, DORA, NIS2 and the European Accessibility Act apply to the partner directly rather than being contractually imposed on a supplier outside the Union.
- GDPR and the Polish implementing act, under the President of the Data Protection Office
- The EU AI Act: risk classification and human oversight
- DORA for financial entities and their ICT providers
- NIS2 for in-scope sectors
- The European Accessibility Act
Honest about cost
EU delivery costs more than offshore and we do not hide it. A buyer who is not told will assume something is being hidden. We will also say which parts of an operation genuinely need to sit inside the Union and which do not, even when the answer costs us revenue.
This page is general information. Corpshore is not a law firm. On compliance matters, seek advice from your own legal counsel. This content is reviewed by Polish counsel before publication.
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