Generally available
Every rule that touches you, the day it lands
Regulatory Intelligence
- 71%
- reduction in manual triage hours
- <30 min
- median publication-to-alert for Central sources
- 3.4%
- false-negative rate on scoping, audited quarterly
Compliance teams do not have a shortage of regulatory information. They have a shortage of relevance. Regulatory Intelligence is the filter.
The problem
What this module exists to fix
The volume is not survivable manually
A manufacturer with sites in six states sees roughly 340 Central and state notifications, circulars and gazette entries a month across labour, EHS, tax, product standards and corporate law. Reading, classifying and routing that by hand consumes capacity that should be spent on judgement.
A law firm update is not scoping
Most compliance newsletters tell you a notification exists. They do not tell you whether it applies to your Karnataka plant, your factory licence category, or the contractor you engage in Gujarat. That last mile is where the effort actually sits.
The state layer is where most feeds stop
Central legislation is easy to find and read. State rules, amendments and municipal bye-laws are not — and for a multi-state organisation they are forty to sixty percent of the actual obligation load.
Capabilities
What it does
Continuous primary-source monitoring
Direct ingestion from 780+ Central ministries, regulators, state departments and local bodies across all 28 states and 8 union territories. Sources are polled on schedules tuned per publisher, with change detection on amended rules so silent revisions do not slip past.
Automated classification
Every item is tagged with jurisdiction, authority, instrument type, compliance domain, lifecycle stage (draft, notified, in force, amended), affected sectors and effective dates — extracted from the document, not hand-keyed.
Applicability scoping to your footprint
You describe your organisation once: entities, sites, states, licences, headcount, category and processes. Regulens scores every incoming item against that profile and suppresses what genuinely does not apply — with the reasoning shown, so you can challenge it.
Amendment and delta tracking
When a rule is amended, you see a section-level diff against the version you previously assessed, not a fresh 200-page instrument. Prior assessments are carried forward and flagged only where the underlying text moved.
Judgment and enforcement signal
High Court and Supreme Court decisions, tribunal orders and enforcement actions are ingested alongside notifications and linked to the obligations they relate to, so you can see how a rule is actually applied rather than only how it is written.
Routing and ownership
Scoped items are routed to named owners by domain, entity or site, with SLAs, escalation and a full acknowledgement trail. Nothing sits unassigned.
How it works
Step by step
- 01
Ingest
Connectors pull from Central and state gazette portals, ministry and regulator websites, and municipal notification pages. Documents are parsed with layout awareness so schedules and annexes survive intact.
- 02
Normalise
Every item becomes a structured record: publisher, instrument type, citation, dates, status and full text with stable section anchors.
- 03
Classify
Models trained on Indian regulatory text assign compliance domain, sectors and lifecycle stage, then extract the dates that drive your calendar — notification date, effective date, first filing date.
- 04
Scope
The item is scored against your organisational profile, site by site. Applicable, possibly applicable and not applicable are all recorded, with reasons, so suppression is a decision you can audit.
- 05
Route and alert
Owners are notified in the channel they already use — email digest, WhatsApp, Teams or a ticket in your GRC tool — with the deadline, the scoped summary and a link to the source.
Questions
The things people actually ask
Including the ones where the answer is a limitation.
- Where does the content come from?
- Primary sources only — the gazette, the ministry, the regulator or the state department that published the instrument. We do not resell third-party news aggregators as regulatory content. Where a secondary commentary is genuinely useful it is labelled as such and kept separate from the rule record.
- How do you handle regional-language notifications?
- Several state notifications are published only in the state language. Documents are retained in the original language with machine translation surfaced alongside, and classification runs on the original text. Translations for the twelve highest-volume states are reviewed by a qualified linguist before the item is marked assessed.
- What if your scoping engine gets it wrong?
- Every scoping decision is reversible and logged. Analysts can override with a reason, and overrides feed back into your tenant-specific model. We publish a monthly precision and recall report for your own footprint.
See Regulatory Intelligence against your own footprint
A two-week scoped pilot on your real entities and jurisdictions. You compare the output against what your team found in the same period.