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Provide you with the latest regulatory changes from all sources.
Diligence extracts the obligations, deadlines and owners from every update and maps them to the policies and controls you already have — so a rule change becomes a work list.
Circulars, consultations and rule changes arrive through a dozen different channels. You review each one, decides if it applies, works out what you now have to do, and sends it to the team that probably owns it. Underneath it all is a mapping spreadsheet that was correct on the day it was written.
A circular arrives and we're not sure how to comply.
It takes lots of effort to keep up with regulatory changes from multiple sources
Two business units maintain different controls for the same regulatory.
We lack evidence of a structured response to the change.
of requirements mapped against thousands of controls.
risks an obligation missed until inspection.
are worse than none — they look like coverage.
Behind Diligence, AI agents read each circular, extract the obligations and match them to your controls — so you see what's covered, what's duplicated, and the gaps you need to fill in order to be compliant.
Learn more about DiligenceProvide you with the latest regulatory changes from all sources.
Translate complicated circular into easy to follow tasks for your team.
Ensure that you always stay compliant.
Compliance, legal, regulatory affairs, risk and internal audit.
Monitoring of regulator and standards-body updates; extraction of obligations, deadlines and owners; impact analysis and action tracking.
Faster response to rule changes, less manual scanning.
Requirements converted into structured obligations and mapped to policies, controls, risks, evidence and owners.
A maintainable compliance architecture, not fragmented matrices.
| CHECK | WHAT DILIGENCE FLAGS |
|---|---|
| Unmapped obligations | UNMAPPEDA requirement with no policy, control or accountable owner. |
| Duplicate controls | DUPLICATETwo controls addressing the same obligation but gradually becoming inconsistent. |
| Conflicting controls | CONFLICTDifferent business units taking incompatible actions for the same rule. |
| Stale mappings | STALEUnchanged since the rule it depends on was amended. |
| Missed deadlines | OVERDUEAn implementation date passed with no evidence of action. |
| Ownership gaps | UNOWNEDA responsibility that has been distributed without one clearly accountable owner. |
| Coverage evidence | UNEVIDENCEDA control claimed to address an obligation, but with no evidence that it is actually working. |
Each links back to the exact clause of the exact circular.
Diligence brings the obligations into view and maps them clearly with you team in control.
A timestamped record of what was reviewed, decided and implemented.
Full activity log, complete audit trail, and a private version you can deploy on your own premises.
Rule changes now arrive as a work list with owners and dates attached, and the gaps are visible continuously rather than at the next audit.
Diligence monitors updates from regulators and standards bodies, extracts key obligations and deadlines, identifies affected policies or controls, assigns owners, and tracks remediation actions. It helps compliance teams move from regulatory scanning to a controlled response process.
It can review incoming circulars, standards, guidance, and other updates to extract obligations, deadlines, affected business areas, and potential policy or control implications. Teams can then validate relevance and assign accountable owners.
Yes. Diligence can convert regulatory requirements into structured obligations and map them to policies, procedures, controls, risks, evidence, and owners. This gives organisations a more maintainable view of compliance coverage than disconnected spreadsheets.
It helps teams identify obligations without an assigned control, duplicate or conflicting controls, stale mappings, and gaps across business units. A structured mapping also makes it easier to evidence how regulatory requirements are addressed.
Yes. It can assign actions, owners, due dates, and related evidence, allowing compliance and operational-risk teams to monitor implementation progress and escalate overdue items.
Tell us which regulators you follow and we'll show you the gaps.