ViClarity has unveiled Reg Monitor, an AI-powered tool designed to help GRC teams track and act on regulatory changes more efficiently.
The new capability continuously scans relevant regulatory sources — including bodies such as the Financial Conduct Authority, Care Quality Commission, Central Bank of Ireland and Health Information Quality and Authority — and delivers AI-generated summaries of updates applicable to a given organisation’s jurisdiction and geographic footprint. Compliance leaders are able to configure Reg Monitor according to their specific product or service portfolio, ensuring only pertinent updates are surfaced.
Reg Monitor sits within ViClarity’s broader end-to-end compliance management platform, allowing users to convert newly identified regulatory requirements into trackable tasks via automated workflows. The platform retains a full, auditable record of compliance activity, covering policy and procedure updates, decision rationales, implementation progress and materials for audits, board reporting and historical reference. Rather than regulatory updates being scattered across emails and spreadsheets, all responsibilities and documentation are centralised and visible across the organisation.
ViClarity’s compliance management software supports regulated organisations across financial services, banking, healthcare and other heavily regulated sectors. The company focuses on reducing manual effort for GRC teams and improving how organisations manage an increasingly complex regulatory environment.
The launch of Reg Monitor marks the first in a series of planned AI-enabled enhancements as part of ViClarity’s wider product innovation programme. Further developments are in the pipeline, with the company stating its roadmap is focused on reducing manual workload, improving relevance and helping regulated organisations navigate complexity with greater confidence. Reg Monitor is available now as part of the ViClarity compliance management solution.
ViClarity global CEO Ogie Sheehy said, “As the patchwork of regulations grows more complex, relying on fragmented sources to track regulatory updates creates real risk for GRC teams.”
Sheehy noted that compliance teams commonly monitor as many as 100 sources of regulatory updates each month. “Reg Monitor identifies the updates that actually apply to an organisation’s jurisdiction, allowing compliance teams to focus on implementation instead of constant monitoring,” he explained.
Sheehy said, “It’s not just about knowing which rules are coming and going or which ones apply. It’s about pairing that insight with execution, turning changes into action and tracking progress in a controlled, auditable way.”
Sheehy went on, “Think of Reg Monitor as air traffic control for a crowded regulatory airspace. It gives priority clearance to what matters most and guides it safely onto the workflow runways that teams already trust to achieve compliance.
“We’re being very intentional about how we bring AI into our platform. That means anchoring our insights in official regulatory sources, keeping experienced professionals in the loop to evaluate every change Reg Monitor surfaces and helping teams apply those updates in the real-world context of their own organisations.”
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