EPOC
Production order
Disclose the data.
10 days · 8 hours emergency
EU E-evidence · Regulation (EU) 2023/1543
European Production Orders are addressed to your designated establishment. Kodex operates the endpoint they arrive at.
The regulation has applied since August 18, 2026. In-scope cross-border orders run on clocks as short as 8 hours, and most member-state systems are not yet operational. Receive orders at your own Kodex endpoint, in the process you already run.
Get ready in 30 minutes, with a Kodex expert.
The orders
A new kind of order, through a government portal.
You register in one member state, and every EU order for your company arrives through that state's government system. Two orders matter most.
EPOC-PR
Preservation order
Hold the data, pending a request.
Up to 60 days
In scope: any provider serving EU users. Communications, cloud and SaaS, marketplaces, anyone holding data relevant to an investigation.
The portal
A government portal is a system you don't control.
01
Outside your workflow
A new system to log into and monitor, apart from the tools your team already runs.
02
Easy to miss an order
A binding order can sit in a portal nobody's watching until its deadline passes.
03
On a tight clock
10 days to produce. 8 hours in an emergency.
Build for it now, or sort it out under a live clock.
Where Kodex fits
We're already live across Europe.
Kodex is the network for law enforcement data requests, and for EU E-evidence it operates the receiving endpoint registered to your designated establishment. Orders are addressed to you, certificates are issued in your name, and every decision on every order stays with you. Where a member state's system is not operational, Article 19(5) of the Regulation moves transmission to the most appropriate alternative means, and the Commission's contingency guidance lists secure platforms run for law enforcement data requests among them.
40,000+
LE agents in EuropeArt. 19(5)
The Regulation's own fallback route25MB+
Evidence that always moves outside the government systemLive
In production todayTwo intake paths
Direct API where states are ready. An Article 19(5) path where they are not.
One queue
EU E-evidence orders land with every other request. No new tool.
Deadlines tracked
Kodex watches every clock, with alerts by email, Slack, and PagerDuty.
EU E-evidence Starter Kit
Get ready in 30 minutes.
Book 30 minutes with a Kodex expert. We'll cover what the regulation asks of you, show you how orders move through Kodex, and help you register in your member state.
- What the regulation means for your team now.
- A live look at handling an EPOC in Kodex.
- A registration path for your member state.
- A plan, with time to spare.
Book your consultation
30 minutes · with a Kodex expert
Who this is for
In scope for EU E-evidence
You offer services to users in the EU and hold electronic data covered by Regulation (EU) 2023/1543.
Ready to move now
The regulation is already in force. Setup takes days.
The EU E-evidence Starter Kit is for service providers in scope of Regulation (EU) 2023/1543 that process data of, or offer services to, users in the EU. Submitting this form is a request for a consultation, not a confirmed booking. Kodex reviews each request and confirms eligibility before scheduling.
EU E-evidence Starter Kit
The regulation
is in force.
Orders are arriving.
Most member-state systems are still not operational. Your deadlines run anyway.