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For compliance and regulatory work

Compliance stands or falls on traceability. Every row the assistant shows carries a reference, a source and a read date, so the material holds when the auditor, the board or the regulator asks where it came from.

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The regimes the register carries

  • The AI Act at article level, with risk classification and system cards at their own addresses.
  • ESG and sustainability reporting: the requirements, who they reach and when they apply.
  • Data protection and information security, with the supervisory authority named.
  • Sector rules in the EU and the US, with US rule sets in a layer of their own.

Material that holds up under review

  • Every node has a fixed address, so a citation in an internal document keeps working.
  • Every layer carries a read date, never a build date — you see how fresh the entry is.
  • The change journal shows what moved since your last review.

FAQ

Can an answer serve as documented evidence?
The node can: it has a fixed address, an official source and a read date. The answer in the chat is the way there, not the documentation.
Will I know when a requirement changes?
The change journal reports the day's published changes row by row, and the freshness figure shows which layers are closest to a re-read.
Does it assess our system?
No. The risk classification shows how the regulation is built and which articles apply — the conclusion about your system is yours.

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