Keep Legal in Control of Regulatory Risk Without Drowning in the Monitoring

Too many regulators, too little signal

Tracking the EU AI Act rollout, GDPR and UK GDPR developments, DORA technical standards and US state privacy laws across EU, UK, US federal and priority states is more than any small legal function can read every week. The change that matters gets lost in the noise, and you find out late.

You are accountable but you cannot see the whole estate

The board looks to you for regulatory risk oversight, yet the picture lives in scattered spreadsheets, inboxes and policy documents nobody has reconciled. You are signing off on a position you cannot fully evidence.

AI-drafted output you cannot trust or trace

Generic AI tools produce confident regulatory summaries with no citation, no audit trail and a habit of overreaching. You will not put your name behind anything you cannot trace back to the actual source.

Reviewing intelligence eats the time you need for judgement

By the time you have manually pulled the source, mapped a change to the affected policy and marked up a redline, the week is gone. The drafting groundwork crowds out the legal thinking only you can do.

Proving you did the work, after the fact

When a regulator, auditor or board member asks what you knew and when, you need a defensible record of what was flagged, who reviewed it and what was decided, not a reconstruction from memory and email threads.

Fear that automation will quietly replace counsel judgement

You want leverage, not a black box that auto-applies changes or files things on your behalf. The decision rights, the privilege and the professional judgement have to stay with qualified people.

The Watcher weekly-monitors the regulators and legislative trackers that actually touch your business across EU, UK, US federal and priority states (CA, CO, IL, MA, NY, TX) and Australia, then drafts a digest of changes where every item links to its source. It is draft regulatory intelligence for your counsel to read and decide on, never a final legal conclusion.

When a monitored change hits a policy you have published, the Watcher produces a DOCX redline with track-changes proposing the edit. Nothing is auto-applied: your team accepts, rejects or rewrites every change, so the drafting is done for you but the judgement is yours.

The Assessor scores your uploaded policies against the law and corpus and shows where you stand as missing, partial or covered with a score. It gives you an evidenced view of where the documentation falls short before a regulator or auditor finds it, so you can prioritise the legal review that matters.

The Profiler builds your compliance profile by crawling your website and classifying your policies, giving your counsel an editable starting point rather than a blank page. Your team reviews and edits it, so the profile the rest of the work hangs off is one Legal has signed off.

The GRC Workspace holds your registers (RoPA and processing activities, a risk register with a 5x5 matrix, controls, incidents, DPIAs, cookies, assets, vendors) plus a review and approval workflow, tickets and dashboards. It records who reviewed what and what was decided, so you can show your oversight rather than reconstruct it.

The Privacy Inspector toolkit scores vendor and third-party risk and reconciles your published privacy notice against the underlying registers, surfacing mismatches for your team to resolve. It supports the due-diligence and accuracy duties that sit under GDPR and DORA third-party expectations.