Regulation (EU) 2023/1543

e-Evidence compliance, operated for you.

From 18 August 2026, EU judicial authorities can serve production and preservation orders on your company directly. LexGate connects you to the EU e-Evidence system, manages every order's legal lifecycle, and keeps you inside every deadline — so your legal and security teams review decisions instead of building infrastructure.

10 daysstandard deadline for a production order
8 hoursdeadline in emergency cases
18 Aug 2026the Regulation applies across the EU
Interactive · follow a real order

From a judge's signature to your systems — and back.

Pick a scenario and watch the message travel the actual path defined by the standard. Click any step for detail.

Issuing authorityjudge · prosecutor
EU e-Evidence systeme-CODEX · RI-API
LexGate platformyour compliance gateway
Your systemsdata sources · legal team
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What we provide

The full compliance function, delivered as a service.

The Regulation calls it the service provider's "bespoke IT solution". We built it once, properly, and operate it for every customer.

Connectivity

Managed EU system connection

A certified, mutually-authenticated connection to the e-Evidence decentralised IT system. We handle certificates, endpoint registration and the technical onboarding with the EU-side operator — for each of your legal entities.

Case management

Every order, one workspace

Production and preservation orders arrive as structured cases: the signed certificate, the identifiers requested, the data categories, the deadline — with correspondence and objections handled in the same thread.

Deadlines

Deadline & hold engine

Ten-day and eight-hour clocks, preservation expiries and extensions, and the enforcing-authority hold that blocks disclosure until it is lawful to release. Escalations reach the right people before a deadline does.

Human control

Review before release

Nothing leaves your organisation automatically. Every disclosure requires an explicit, recorded approval by your authorised staff — with the legal basis attached to the decision.

Objections

Structured push-back

When an order can't be executed — wrong identifiers, deleted data, an incomplete certificate — we prepare the formal impossibility notification (Form 3) and manage the exchange that follows.

Evidence & audit

Audit-grade record

Every message, decision and delivery is retained byte-exact in an append-only record. When a court, regulator or your own counsel asks what happened and when — the answer is one export away.

Built on the standard, hosted in the EU

Interoperable by specification, not by promise.

LexGate implements the interface exactly as standardised, over mutually-authenticated TLS, on EU-resident infrastructure with strict tenant isolation. Self-hosted deployment is available for organisations that require it.

Regulation (EU) 2023/1543 Mutual TLS EU data residency
Onboarding

Compliant in four steps.

Scope

We map your legal entities, services and data categories to the Regulation's obligations, and define who in your organisation approves what.

Register

We run the technical onboarding with the EU-side operator on your behalf: endpoint identifiers, certificates, connectivity tests.

Connect

Your team gets the case workspace; optionally, we connect fulfilment to your data sources so requested records are staged for review automatically.

Operate

Orders flow. Your people decide. We run the platform, watch the deadlines, and keep the audit record — with our compliance desk one call away.

Before 18 August 2026

Be ready before the first order arrives.

Talk to our compliance engineers. We'll walk through your obligations under the Regulation, show the platform on real scenarios, and scope your onboarding.

Mutual TLS · EU data residency