Creating a Regulatory Tracker

​

What a Regulatory Tracker Does

A regulatory tracker helps you monitor the laws, proposals, and policy discussions that affect your work.

Regbase allows teams to configure trackers based on topics, jurisdictions, and areas of regulation. The platform then continuously searches for new developments related to those interests.

​

Define What You Want to Monitor

Most trackers begin with a topic or regulatory theme. Examples might include:

• Artificial intelligence governance
• Employment and labor regulation
• Healthcare compliance
• Privacy and data protection
• Climate and sustainability reporting

Regbase uses natural language to interpret what you want to track and identify relevant regulatory activity.

​

Monitor Across Jurisdictions

Regulatory developments often occur at different levels of government. Regbase can identify developments across:

• Countries
• States or provinces
• Local jurisdictions

This is especially useful for teams monitoring policy trends that spread across regions.

​

Review Identified Laws

Regbase organizes discovered regulations so you can review them quickly. Results may include information such as:

• The name of the law or proposal
• Topic tags
• Current status (for example, proposed or open for commentary)
• Key highlights of the regulation

This helps teams scan developments efficiently and decide which items require deeper review.

​

Stay Updated Automatically

Once your tracker is configured, Regbase continues monitoring the relevant sources.

You will receive updates when new rules, draft bills, consultations, or agency actions are identified.

This allows teams to detect important regulatory movement early and respond sooner.