Step-by-step demo
How a policy or regulatory change is handled
Follow one change through the full workflow — from the moment it is published to the moment an auditor can see the control that was updated because of it.
Interactive walkthrough
The change arrives in one inbox
Every monitored source lands in a single feed with jurisdiction, publisher, effective date and a plain-language summary — instead of scattered newsletters in personal inboxes.
- Sources selected per business unit and jurisdiction
- Duplicate publications merged into one entry
- Triage as relevant or not relevant, with reason logged
Regulatory inbox
Amendment to AML reporting thresholds
EBA · 01 Sep
Updated ICT risk guidance (DORA)
ESMA · 28 Aug
National HSE regulation §5 revised
Lovdata · 22 Aug
The full workflow in writing
1. Capture — The change arrives in one inbox
Every monitored source lands in a single feed with jurisdiction, publisher, effective date and a plain-language summary — instead of scattered newsletters in personal inboxes.
2. Compare — See exactly which wording changed
A side-by-side diff highlights added, amended and removed clauses, so a reviewer reads one paragraph instead of a 90-page document.
3. Assess impact — Map the change to policies and controls
Link the change to the policies, controls, processes and owners it touches. Impact is scored, so the team knows what is urgent and what is informational.
4. Implement — Actions with owners, deadlines and reminders
The assessment becomes concrete tasks. Reminders run automatically until each task is closed with documented evidence.
5. Evidence — An audit trail you can export
Every decision, approval and edit is timestamped. Export the chain from the published rule to the implemented control whenever an auditor asks.
See it with your own regulations
We walk one of your recent regulatory changes through the workflow in 20 minutes.
Norwegian organisations: see GRC system and internkontroll system.