A plain-English explanation
What changed, what it means for a business like yours, and why it matters now.
AI regulatory intelligence
AI regulatory intelligence means someone reads the new rules for you and tells you which ones apply to your business and what to do about them. A feed of links only tells you something happened.
Legislative trackers and news feeds hand you hundreds of bills and headlines. Someone still has to read each one, decide if it applies, and work out what to do. Most teams do not have time, so important changes get missed.
AI Governance Rule Watch™ monitors the changes, checks each one against your business profile, and turns the ones that apply into a briefing you can read in minutes.
What changed, what it means for a business like yours, and why it matters now.
Specific steps for your industry, size, AI tools, and locations. Mark each one done as you go.
The documents and records to have in place before an auditor, insurer, or client asks for them.
Every account includes federal agencies and federal courts, plus the state, county, and city areas you choose across all 50 states, Washington D.C., and the U.S. territories, including state courts, judges' standing orders, and professional licensing boards. We read official government sources.
When a client, insurer, or auditor asks how your business handles AI, you don't have to dig through email. You open your account and show them.
A quick read on where your business stands: what's missing, what's overdue, and what needs your attention next.
A list of every AI tool your team uses and the rules for each one. If you stop using a tool, you keep the date, the reason, and who signed off.
Ready-to-adopt policies and notices, including a staff policy, client notice, vendor rider, and incident protocol. You start from a finished draft.
Weekly and monthly check-ins plus 3-, 6-, and 12-month Governance Reviews of your whole AI program, with reminders. When your insurer asks when you last reviewed how your business uses AI, you have the date.
A list of the records you keep, when each was last reviewed and what's due next. You never upload client files.
A dated history of every review, decision, and policy you adopt. You can't go back and rewrite or delete completed entries and corrections keep the original history, which is why an auditor can rely on it.
One click produces an Auditor report and a Stakeholder report you can hand to a regulator, insurer, client, or partner the same day.
1,200+ official sources, including agencies, all 50 states, courts, and licensing boards, turned into plain-English action items.
Founding rate: $67/month or $670/year, plus applicable taxes. Renews until canceled.
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