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Regulatory Radar, under Intelligence in the sidebar, is a system of record for the regulatory landscape your content operates in: the sources you need to track, and the changes your team logs against them as you become aware of them.
Regulatory Radar does not monitor sources automatically. Watched sources and logged changes are entered by your team; it is a structured record and review workflow, not a scraper or alerting service.

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Watched Sources

A watched source is an agency, standard, law, or body of guidance — for example the SEC, the FDA, or GDPR — optionally scoped to a vertical and jurisdiction, with a reference URL and notes. Inactive sources stay in the record without contributing to the open-review counts.

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Logging a Change

A change is logged against a specific watched source, with:
  • A title and summary of what changed
  • A source URL and effective date
  • A severity — critical, high, moderate, or informational
  • Whether it requires review
Logged changes are listed most-severe-first. A change starts as new; a reviewer marks it reviewed or dismissed. The dashboard tallies active watched sources, changes still awaiting review, and open critical-or-high severity changes separately, so a backlog of informational items doesn’t bury something that needs immediate attention.

Content Requests

Route a regulatory change into a content update through intake.

Verified Claims

Retire or rescope a claim once a regulatory change affects it.
Last modified on August 30, 2026