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Designed for the way your sector runs.

A bank, a county council and a pharma site each answer to different rules and run different systems. We begin with your own processes, obligations and teams, and only then decide which AI and software belongs in them.

For organisations in Ireland whose systems are shaped by regulation as much as by technology.

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Sectors (06)

Our method was shaped in government work. FromNine has 600+ projects for public bodies in EU Member States behind it, and in that work accessibility, security and accountability are written into the contract.

For Financial Services, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Manufacturing & Industry, Energy & Utilities and Transport & Infrastructure, each page sets out the systems we build and the Irish and EU rules they have to meet. You decide whether we suit you.

  1. 01Flagship sector

    Public Service & Government

    One service for every resident, in Irish and in English, while NIS2, eIDAS 2 and the Irish AI Act reach the same systems.

    600+government projects across the EU

    For public bodies in EU Member States

    ISO/IEC 27001 certified

    Rules to plan for

    1. 28 June 2025Accessibility Act in application
    2. 24 December 2026Deadline for EU Digital Identity Wallets
    3. 2 December 2027High-risk AI duties begin

  2. 02

    Financial Services

    Putting AI into regulated decisions at a time when DORA counts each ICT supplier as part of your resilience.

    Rules to plan for

    1. 17 January 2025DORA in application
    2. 10 July 2027AML Regulation in application
    3. 2 December 2027High-risk AI rules reach lending and insurance

  3. 03

    Healthcare & Life Sciences

    Giving clinicians back their time, without building clinical software that was never validated.

    Rules to plan for

    1. 25 March 2025Health Data Space Regulation in force
    2. 2 August 2028AI Act duties reach medical devices
    3. 26 March 2029EHDS exchange and research access start

  4. 04

    Manufacturing & Industry

    Moving data from the plant floor to the business as products pick up fresh data and security obligations.

    Rules to plan for

    1. 1 January 2026CBAM moves to its definitive phase
    2. 12 September 2026Connected products must open up their data
    3. 11 December 2027Cyber Resilience Act in full application

  5. 05

    Energy & Utilities

    Turning meter and generation data into something people can use while NIS2 tightens the rules for operational technology.

    Rules to plan for

    1. 13 June 2024EU network code on cybersecurity in force
    2. 17 July 2026Critical entities designated
    3. 2 December 2027High-risk AI rules reach critical infrastructure

  6. 06

    Transport & Infrastructure

    Reliable asset and passenger data, at a time when NIS2, open data and accessibility duties extend into operational systems.

    Rules to plan for

    1. 28 June 2025Passenger transport services must be accessible
    2. 17 July 2026Critical entities designated
    3. 2 December 2027High-risk AI rules reach road traffic

Ireland

EU rules, applied the Irish way

The AI Act, NIS2, the Data Act, DORA and the European Health Data Space are EU law, but each country applies them its own way. Ireland already has the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence Act 2026 and an AI Office of Ireland, while NIS2 has only reached the General Scheme of the National Cyber Security Bill, with S.I. No. 360 of 2018 in force until that Bill is enacted.

Revenue has also published a timeline for VAT modernisation: from 1 November 2028 large corporates are to issue EN 16931 e-invoices for domestic B2B trade, and every business must be able to receive them (planned: the Finance Bill is not yet enacted).

We build one architecture with the EU obligations inside it and keep the Irish specifics in configuration, content and documentation, in English and, where a public body needs it, in Irish.

Questions we are often asked

Why does the public service come first for you?

It formed our way of working. Across 600+ projects for public bodies in the EU, some finished and some still running, tender rules, accessibility law, service in more than one language and public accountability decided how we design, document and hand over each system.

Do you take on work in sectors not listed here?

We do. Our services and platforms are not tied to one sector, and a good share of our clients are private companies. The sector pages cover the areas where regulation drives the architecture hardest. If your sector is missing, the solutions pages let you start from the problem you need solved.

Do you work with organisations in Ireland?

Yes. We work for organisations in Ireland and in other EU Member States. We do not have an office in Ireland: our teams work from Antwerp, Ghent and Amsterdam, one hour ahead of Irish time. Our government projects are for public bodies in EU Member States.

Plan the next step for your sector

Tell us which rules apply to you, which systems you run, who is involved and whether you operate beyond Ireland.

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