Compliance.ai, known for its award-winning regulatory compliance and risk management solution, has unveiled its Enterprise Edition. This new release empowers compliance teams to proactively track, respond to, and report on significant regulations and requirements within their extensive regulatory content collection.
The Compliance.ai Enterprise Edition employs a patented expert-in-the-loop (EITL) machine learning approach to enhance the compliance lifecycle continually. It utilizes AI-driven learning loops to trigger alerts for addressing regulatory changes rapidly and consistently. Notable features include:
- Bring Your Own Content (BYOC): Regulated businesses can integrate their internal content, such as policies, procedures, controls, audit reports, and legal insights, into the platform. Compliance.ai’s EITL-based machine learning models automate change management tracking across organizational processes.
- Automatic Change Alerts + Mapping: The Enterprise Edition offers insights into regulatory changes and enforcement actions, facilitating impact and gap analysis across a company’s regulatory processes, thus ensuring timely, unified decision-making.
- Role-Specific Dashboards: Users can monitor, track, report on, and proactively manage real-time regulatory changes using dashboards tailored to their roles. These role-specific dashboards improve team management, pinpoint bottlenecks, and enhance process efficiency.
Compliance.ai is poised to assist highly regulated organizations in navigating their daily challenges, with Bobby Yazdani, Founder and Partner at Cota Capital, viewing its new capabilities as a game-changer for globally regulated companies. These organizations can now efficiently address compliance challenges.
Compliance.ai provides a comprehensive solution for regulated businesses worldwide, covering millions of regulatory documents from various document types across 60 countries and supporting nearly 200 languages, with automatic translation for over 25 languages.
The Enterprise Edition is immediately available on an annual subscription basis, catering to all customers, including compliance professionals in utility and commodities trading industries facing similar regulatory requirements as banking, financial services, and insurance sectors.
By FCCT Editorial Team
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