Monitor capabilities

The monitor family keeps a live picture of what needs attention — both for the regulations you’ve already adopted and the ones heading your way.

Monitor Status Database-derived

Delivers — which answers have gone stale because their evidence changed after the answer was last written. How — answer and evidence timestamps. Read it as — staleness only; it does not reassess legal sufficiency.

Connector Status Database-derived

Delivers — whether your evidence connectors are configured and returning records. How — configured connector and evidence-record status. Read it as — connection health, which does not by itself establish evidence quality.

Regulatory Horizon Heuristic

Delivers — a relevance-ranked shortlist of regulations you haven’t adopted yet, so a reviewer can decide what to adopt next. How — candidate regulations from the library, scored against your existing footprint:

• Geography overlap with your adopted regulations — +40
• Category overlap — +30
• Global regulation — +15
• Effective within the next 12 months — +15

The top 10 are returned, each with its match reasons, jurisdiction, regulatory body, and effective date.

Read it as — a discovery aid ranked from stored metadata; in the platform’s own words, “this is not a real-time legal horizon scan.”

Deadline Tracker Database-derived

Delivers — upcoming compliance deadlines in one view. How — stored organization deadlines. Read it as — only as accurate as the deadline records you maintain.

Note

Two sides of “what to review.” Regulatory Horizon looks outward at incoming regulations; Monitor Status looks inward at adopted ones whose evidence has moved. Together they keep the review queue current on both fronts.