- Getting Started
- How Regbase Works
Getting Started
How Regbase Works
Understand the core system behind Regbase and how it discovers, analyzes, and tracks regulations worldwide.
Overview
Regbase uses AI-driven research agents to discover and analyze regulatory developments from original government sources around the world.
The system focuses on three capabilities: searching for regulatory information, analyzing the legal text, and tracking changes over time.
Search
Regbase AI agents search the web to identify relevant regulatory materials.
To build a broad database of regulatory sources, the system uses multiple search providers and scans across jurisdictions and languages. Each result is matched to the official legal text whenever possible.
Search results are filtered using natural-language understanding and contextual awareness of the regulatory environment.
This allows Regbase to identify sources that are often missed by conventional research tools.
Coverage includes:
- Country, state, and local jurisdictions
- Multiple languages
- Official legal texts and related policy materials
Analyze
Once regulations are identified, users can ask questions about them using natural language.
For example, teams may ask about:
- Compliance deadlines
- Penalties
- Requirements within a regulation
Regbase analyzes the official legal text and provides answers that cite the relevant sections of the document. This helps users verify findings and quickly understand the regulatory implications.
Track
Regulatory landscapes change continuously. Regbase updates its database in the background and identifies new developments as they appear.
Users can configure what they want to monitor and receive updates when new activity is detected.
Updates may include:
- Draft bills
- Final rules
- Public consultations
- Enforcement actions
- Regulator commentary
Alerts are delivered by email, and updates can also be reviewed directly in the platform.