Draft
Produce policy and procedure text built on current regulation and your own profile: risk appetite, products, customers, jurisdictions. Written to be defended, not to fill pages.
Regoria automates the documentation work behind the frameworks your business is judged on. Draft policies, audit the ones you already have, and stay current as the rules move. One platform, for teams of every size.
The platform
Most compliance tools either write documents or track tasks. Regoria connects your document to the regulation underneath it, and keeps that connection live as the rules move.
Produce policy and procedure text built on current regulation and your own profile: risk appetite, products, customers, jurisdictions. Written to be defended, not to fill pages.
Upload what you already have. Each obligation is broken into the elements the provision requires, and your wording is assessed against them. Met, partial or gap, with the excerpt each verdict rests on.
Regulatory sources are checked on a schedule. When a change touches an obligation your documents depend on, you are told which documents to revisit. Not a newsletter about the sector.
Findings, remediation wording and the change history behind them come out as an artefact you can hand to a supervisor, a bank's onboarding team or your own board.
What we cover
Compliance is not one obligation. It is several stacks running at once, each with its own documents, owners and review cycles. Regoria handles them together.
Stand up to a supervisor visit.
Keep client money and authentication clean.
Know what you hold and prove it.
Get audit-ready without the spreadsheets.
Onboard vendors without the back-and-forth.
Clear owners and board-ready reporting.
Show you can take a hit and keep running.
Find out before your auditor does.
Who we work with
If your business carries a compliance obligation and a document that proves it, Regoria fits. These are the sectors we see most.
Move fast without leaving your obligations behind.
Keep a complex control framework current and evidenced.
Meet the bar in a regime that is still being written.
Document the risk you take on behalf of clients.
Hold one framework across brokers, underwriters and MGAs.
Law, accountancy and property, where supervision is close.
Meet licence conditions without a standing consultancy bill.
Clear security review before it stalls the deal.
What you get back
An extract from an AML gap report. Every finding gives you the provision, what it requires, and exactly why your wording does or does not satisfy it.
Documented, covers customers, countries, products, delivery channels and transactions.
Policy permits verification "as soon as practicable after onboarding" without stating the limited conditions in Reg 30(3) under which that is allowed. Wording needs to be narrowed.
Policy sets a five-year retention period but is silent on the requirement to delete personal data once that period ends. The obligation to retain is covered; the obligation to delete is not stated anywhere.
No provision anywhere in the policy prohibits disclosing that a SAR has been made or that an investigation is contemplated. Staff have no instruction on this.
Named individual identified with the responsibility recorded against the role.
How it works
PDF or Word, exactly as it stands. No tidying it up first, that defeats the point.
Every obligation assessed against your real wording, with the excerpt each verdict rests on.
Met, partial or gap for each provision, with remediation wording for every finding.
Questions
Book a demo and we will run a provision-by-provision report on a policy you already have, then walk you through what came back.