policy-diff

A regulatory diff compares new regulatory requirements against your indexed policy library to identify compliance gaps. It extracts discrete requirements with effective dates, maps each to the closest internal policy, and outputs per-requirement gap statuses showing what is covered, partially covered, or missing.

Regulatory requirement extraction breaks a regulatory change into discrete, attributable requirements with due dates and citation tags. Each extracted requirement is then mapped to the closest indexed policy to determine if your current documentation covers the new rule.

You can check which policies need updates by diffing the regulation text against your indexed policy library. The gap analysis matches new regulatory requirements to your indexed policies and produces routing instructions flagging exactly which policy documents require revision.

Yes, you can perform a policy gap analysis using either a regulation name or pasted regulation text and summaries. The diffing process extracts discrete requirements from the provided text and maps them to your indexed policy library to identify compliance gaps.

When diffing regulations against a policy library, expect scope limitations and rule-status uncertainty flagged for downstream review. The automated gap analysis produces actionable summaries but requires human tracking to validate compliance outputs and finalize policy updates.