How does compliance automation work? Straight answers

In four steps. Software watches the sources regulators publish to: official journals, guidance, framework updates. When something changes, it produces a plain-language summary with the primary source cited. The change is mapped against your register of policies and controls to see what it touches. Finally the response is drafted for human review and everything is logged. Machines do the reading and mapping; your team keeps the decisions.

It is in early access. The compliance scan on the homepage works today and returns real regulatory information. The continuous monitoring platform is being finished; signing up puts you on the list and we email you when your spot opens.

No. The scan returns general regulatory information: obligations from a curated rulebook map plus recent changes found in public sources. It is a starting point for your own review, not advice, and every result says so. Decisions that matter belong with qualified counsel.

No. Your industry, framework and region selections are used to build the result and are never written to a database or an application log. Results render in your browser and disappear when you leave the page.

Vanta and Drata monitor your controls to keep you audit ready for security frameworks like SOC 2 and ISO 27001, and they do that well. Complianceofficer starts one level up: it watches the regulations themselves, across security, privacy and financial-crime regimes, and works down from the change to your policies and controls. The comparison pages state both sides fairly.

Planned early-access pricing is published: Starter $149, Growth $499, Scale $1,499 per month, about 20 percent lower billed yearly, Enterprise by agreement. Nothing is on sale today; joining the list locks early-access terms and charges nothing.

We email you a 6-digit code. Enter it in the same window and your email is confirmed onto the early-access list. We open access in small groups and email you when your spot opens. No card is collected and you can unsubscribe any time.

The planned launch set is SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, BSA/AML with sanctions, SOX and PCI DSS, plus sector rulebooks by industry: state money transmission for fintech, NAIC model laws for insurers, state health privacy for health tech. Enterprise agreements can add custom regimes.

No, and it is not designed to. It replaces the tracking, cross-checking and evidence-assembly hours, the volume work. Judgment, sign-off and legal advice stay with your team and your lawyers; the product exists so they spend their time there.

ComplianceOfficer (ComplianceOfficer.pl), a software company run by an independent team. You can always reach the team directly at [email protected].