Regulatory monitoring and impact assessment
Know what every new rule changes for you, before you even read it
Obsidian monitors 6.7k+ official sources and tells you, entity by entity, what each change means. Your experts just confirm.
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01Regulatory Impact Assessment
The impact of every news item, assessed for you.
As soon as a text changes, Obsidian identifies the entities affected, the impact level and the next step. Your experts confirm, or dismiss with a reason. Nothing is decided for them.
- What this entity has to do. The next step and its deadline, not an excerpt of the law.
- An inbox of findings, not a news feed. Critical, action or info, entity by entity.
A new text published in the Official Journal
Example on the fictional Meridian group. Impact levels are illustrative.
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The real app screen. The example follows the industry you pick, on the fictitious Meridian group. Examples as of 19 October 2026.
Explore impact assessment02Regulatory Applicability by Entity
Your whole group, subsidiary by subsidiary. The rules that apply, and why.
One questionnaire per entity, pre-filled from public sources. For every text, a verdict and its legal basis, article by article.
- Every verdict justified. It points to the article of law and to the entity's answers.
- Every assessment dated. Comparable version by version, exportable for your auditor.
Example on the fictional Meridian group.
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The real tree view of the Entities page. Example: the fictitious Meridian group.
Explore applicability by entity03Regulatory Change Analysis
Official, or only announced? You always know.
For every text that moves: the wording before, the wording after, the effective date and the official source. A proposal stays labelled as a proposal, never shown as a rule in force.
- Before and after, side by side. In one minute you know what changed, and from when.
- The day it becomes binding. Every change carries its effective date and its label: official source, or announced.
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The real before-and-after screen for an AI Act change. Examples as of 19 October 2026.
Explore change analysis04AI Regulatory Assistant
Ask the regulation. Get the official source.
Every answer cites the official text with a link, its status (in force, proposed, repealed) and its jurisdiction. You never act on a draft mistaken for a law.
- Every claim sourced. The official reference and a clickable link, never a guess.
- In the AI you already use. The same sourced answers, through MCP.
Obsidian · AI Regulatory AssistantThe regulatory corpus, inside your AI assistant. Texts, their status and their sources answer from Obsidian.
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Obsidian · AI Regulatory AssistantIllustration of an answer from Obsidian's AI Regulatory Assistant, on the fictional Meridian group. Examples as of 19 October 2026.
Explore the AI assistant05Audit Trail and E-signatures
Who decided what, when, and why. Proven in one click.
Every assessment, confirmed impact, action and review goes into a chained log: each line carries the fingerprint of the one before, so any later change shows. Reviews are signed after a fresh sign-in.
- Every decision logged, every review signed. Verify the whole chain in one click.
- Ready for your auditor. The log and the signed versions export as they are.
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The real activity log screen, on the fictional Meridian group.
Explore the audit trailRegulatory Monitoring
Stop hunting for new rules. Regulatory monitoring brings them to you.
Obsidian continuously reads the official sources of your authorities. Every publication is verified, linked to the text it amends, then sent only to the entities it concerns.
- Official sources only. 6.7k+ regulators, official journals and authorities.
- The noise filtered out. Only the real changes that matter to you get through.
Real news detected by Obsidian. The group is fictional.
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The sources shown follow the industry you pick. Example: the fictitious Meridian group.
Explore regulatory monitoringCompliance Actions and Oversight
From finding to action in one click. And nothing gets lost.
Every action has an owner, a deadline and its evidence. Managers see every person and every entity at a glance: done, in progress, overdue.
- Evidence attached. Each action keeps the proof that it was done.
- Reminders before the deadline. In the app, by email, in your calendar.
Example on the fictional Meridian group.
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The real app screen. The actions follow the industry you pick; the group and people are fictitious. Examples as of 19 October 2026.
Explore actions and oversightRegulatory news
The latest regulatory news
Every week our monitoring picks up the rules that move. Pick your industry to see what changed in it.

Brazil: the ANPD held a hearing on October 29, 2026 on its sanctions dosimetry draft. Controllers and platforms must comment by November 30, 2026.

New York settled with General Motors for USD 220 million over Smart Driver data sold to insurers. Other OEMs, dealers, brokers and insurers must act immediately.

United States: OFAC Iran General License FF-1, issued October 29, 2026, sets the Iraq Development Bank wind-down end at 12:01 a.m. EST on December 1, 2026.

United States: Proclamation 11076, published as 91 FR 68861, changes which products of Canada carry the 50 percent Section 338 duty from October 30, 2026.
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Integrations
Regulatory compliance inside your tools. Not the other way around.
An action becomes a ServiceNow or Jira ticket, a Teams card, a Slack message, a deadline in Outlook. Connections are outbound and encrypted: your IT decides what leaves, and every connection is logged.
One action goes out to each tool, through an outbound, logged connection.
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The tools' real logos; one action goes out to each of them.
Explore integrationsWhat compliance teams ask for
The complaints we read most. Answered by design.
We read 2,207 public reviews of regulatory and compliance tools. These are the six problems that come back the most, and what Obsidian does about each.
Recurring themes in G2, Capterra, TrustRadius and Gartner Peer Insights reviews, October 2026.
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