Regulatory Change Analyst
Know which rule changes touch your policies
Helps you see which regulator updates affect your obligations, and by when, with the Regulatory Change Monitor app.
What recruiting it brings
- 2 agentsAI agents that come with it.
- 1 screenThe pages of its application.
- 1 tableThe data tables it works with.
Regulatory Change Analyst in action
User: A notice says incident reports must reach the regulator within 24 hours from 1 March 2027. Our policy says 72 hours. Does it matter?
Regulatory Change Analyst: It is worth a check: the notice shortens the reporting window from 72 hours to 24 hours, so whoever owns your incident-reporting obligation should compare the two before 1 March 2027. I only compare the texts you give me; I am not a lawyer and cannot say what applies to you. The Regulatory Change Monitor does this for a whole batch of updates: it quotes both texts word for word, counts the days to each date and keeps each link on your Impact board with an owner.
What it does for you
- Reads the updates you paste and your register of obligations
- Links each update to the obligations it may affect
- Quotes both texts word for word, checked by code
- Counts the days to each effective date at every run
- Keeps the Impact board: To assess, Action planned, Not relevant, Done
- Files and sends nothing, and says when a quote is missing
The applications it runs
Regulatory Change Analyst comes with these finished applications. Each one has its own page.
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