1. Getting Started
  2. Getting Started with Regbase

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What Regbase Does

Regbase is an AI-powered research tool designed to help teams discover and monitor regulatory changes across jurisdictions. It focuses on identifying legal and policy developments that are often difficult to find through traditional research methods.

Many important regulatory updates appear in places that conventional search engines and databases miss, such as:

  • Draft bill portals
  • Consultation pages
  • Municipal government websites
  • Social media announcements from regulators
  • Documents hidden behind registration gates or QR codes
  • Sources published only in local languages

Regbase searches these sources using AI agents that scan the web, identify relevant materials, and match findings to official legal texts.

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Who Regbase Is For

Regbase is used by teams whose work depends on staying aware of regulatory changes, including:

  • Lawyers and legal researchers
  • Compliance officers
  • Policy teams
  • Government contractors and vendors
  • Regulatory affairs professionals

These teams often monitor developments across multiple jurisdictions and topics, where missing a rule change can have significant operational or legal consequences.

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Core Capabilities

Regbase focuses on three main tasks:

Discover new laws and policy activity from global sources.

Analyze regulatory text by asking natural-language questions about deadlines, penalties, or requirements.

Track ongoing changes and receive updates as new developments appear.

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Typical Workflow

A common workflow with Regbase looks like this:

  1. Define the topic or regulatory area you care about.
  2. Review laws, draft bills, consultations, and guidance identified by the system.
  3. Ask questions about the regulations to understand requirements and implications.
  4. Track updates over time and receive alerts when new developments appear.

The goal is to reduce large research projects—from tasks that might normally take many hours—to much faster investigation and monitoring.