Regulatory Horizon

Regulatory Horizon continuously monitors regulatory sources, detects what changed against a prior baseline, and delivers a signed liaison brief — not just another alert.

When to use it

You need to stay ahead of regulatory change across jurisdictions and hand decision-makers a grounded brief on what moved and what to do about it.

What you need

• Jurisdictions (required) — what to monitor.
• Regulatory domain (optional) — narrows the scope.

How a run works

1. Discover & monitor — find and fetch authoritative sources.
2. Extract — pull the local requirements from each source.
3. Baseline & detect — retrieve the prior baseline and detect changes against it.
4. Draft the brief — an executive summary, jurisdictions monitored, changes detected, local requirements, and liaison actions.
5. Verify (you sign off) — a reviewer confirms the brief is grounded.
6. Distribute (gated) — the signed brief is distributed as evidence of notification.

Where you approve

Two gates: monitoring sign-off (at verification) and distribution sign-off — distribution is the only side-effecting step and is held until a reviewer approves the signed package.

What you get

A signed regulatory monitoring brief (PDF + Excel). Every detected change cites both the prior baseline and the current source, and each run stamps an as-of date. If sources are insufficient, it says so explicitly rather than issuing a false all-clear.