Regulation is becoming continuous
Module · Regulatory Intelligence
Legal registers are bought from consultancies, delivered as documents and refreshed in batches. Roughly 115 EHS requirement changes land every working day.
Prophesee Regulatory harvests the source, computes what applies to your estate, and tells you which of your own documents a change has just made wrong.
You are paying for a register that is out of date on arrival.
Legal registers are bought from consultancies, delivered as documents and refreshed in batches. Roughly 115 EHS requirement changes land every working day. Nothing then maps the change onto the internal document it has just made wrong.
Sources: Enhesa global EHS regulatory statistics, 2024 data · RegASK 2026 State of Regulatory Affairs (n=162), Nov 2025 · CUBE Cost of Compliance 2025 (n=2,000+), Nov 2025 · Regology 2026 (n=204), Feb 2026 · Verdantix market sizing, 2023 base year.
When regulation becomes a living system
NexusA change is published and nothing maps it onto the internal procedures, permits and specifications it has just made non-conformant. That step is still someone reading.
Agents watch regulators, standards bodies and official journals directly. Text becomes structured obligations linked to site, entity, product and permit, with the citation attached to every one so nothing is unsourced.
ForesightThe subscription delivers everything published in scope. Relevance filtering is the customer's job, paid for twice, once in the fee and once in the analyst.
Every change is scored against your estate: which sites, which products, which permits, which obligations you already hold. The 69% that does not apply never reaches a human.
PulsePermit conditions live in PDFs and their expiry dates live in somebody's calendar, so a lapse is discovered by an inspector.
Point the engine at your policies, procedures and product documentation. When an obligation changes, the clauses that are now non-conformant are raised as alerts with the delta shown and an owner attached.
HorizonThe deadline is known and the workload behind it is not, so readiness cannot be costed or resourced before the money is committed.
Take a regulation with a known enforcement date and see the assessments, approvals and remediation it creates across the estate, before the deadline sets the pace for you.
From tracking change to understanding impact
A change is published and nothing maps it to internal procedures, permits and specifications it has just made non-conformant. That step is still someone reading.
Nexus PulseThe subscription delivers everything published in scope. Relevance filtering is the customer's job, paid for twice, once in the fee and once in the analyst.
ForesightApplicability is decided by a consultant reading. Nothing scores a requirement against this entity, this site, this product and this permit.
Nexus ForesightPermit conditions live in PDFs and their expiry dates live in somebody's calendar, so a lapse is discovered by an inspector.
PulseThe deadline is known and the workload behind it is not, so readiness cannot be costed or resourced before the money is committed.
Horizon12 AI applications that could be relevant
A sample of what becomes possible on the decision layer, not a fixed list: each application draws on the same data foundation and audit trail, and new ones are configured on the engines, not built from scratch.
Obligations linked to entity, site, product, permit and the controls that satisfy them.
Agents watch regulators and official journals directly, not a quarterly bulletin.
Which sites are exposed to the new packaging rule, answered with citations.
Every change scored against your sites, products and permits before anyone reads it.
How much work a change creates here, predicted before the assessment starts.
Drafts and consultations tracked, with the likely timing of them becoming binding.
The policies, procedures and permits a change has just made non-conformant.
Permit conditions and expiry dates watched against the obligations behind them.
Source texts diffed continuously, so a quiet amendment does not pass unnoticed.
The assessments, approvals and remediation a change creates, mapped before the deadline.
Where upcoming deadlines collide, and where the team runs short before they do.
The obligations a new site, product or market would create, before you commit.
A day in a continuously aware organisation
Today: An inbox of alerts, most of which do not apply. Someone reads all of them anyway.
ForesightApplicability scored against sites, products and permits. The rest never reach him.
Today: The specification stays wrong until an auditor happens to find it.
PulseA revised limit flags three internal specifications and one site permit as non-conformant, delta shown.
Today: A consultant is emailed. The answer comes back in a week.
NexusWhich sites are exposed to the new packaging rule. Answered in plain language, with citations.
Today: The deadline arrives, and the whole workload arrives with it.
HorizonThe assessments and approvals the change creates, modelled before the enforcement date sets the pace.
The best compliance teams see change before it becomes work.
Know what applies, the day it changes
We agree the metric and the baseline in week one, and measure the result on your data.