Autonomous Regulatory Intelligence

Convert complex regulations into concrete, company-specific operational risks and required actions based on a company’s business model, data practices, and geographic footprint. The flow first builds a contextual company snapshot, validates and normalizes each regulation’s obligations and penalties, then translates them into tailored risk statements, scoring, and mitigation plans with full source traceability. Inputs: regulation (e.g., GDPR) and company (e.g., Acme Corp).

Generate a company-specific compliance roadmap for a selected regulation by mapping its obligations, assessing applicability, and defining phased actions. The flow analyzes the regulation’s scope, key deadlines, and sector-specific clauses, then evaluates the company’s size, operations, and compliance history to pinpoint high-risk areas and strategic opportunities. Inputs: company name (e.g., Apple) and regulation (e.g., GDPR).

Identify and interpret early-stage signals shaping the future of your market. This flow scans publications, patents, and product launches to uncover emerging technologies, behavioral shifts, and policy movements that define upcoming business opportunities. Each trend includes validated sources, impact assessment, adoption stage, and strategic implications to guide investment or innovation planning. Inputs: Market (e.g., Maritime Logistics), Context (e.g., Key segments or strategic priorities)

Integrate cross-domain risk intelligence into a unified, executive-ready dashboard. The flow continuously tracks and evaluates geopolitical, economic, trade, supply chain, competitive, technological, and security developments that could affect a company’s global operations. Each risk is mapped to potential business impacts, time horizons, and peer responses—culminating in a consolidated risk register designed for proactive decision-making and enterprise resilience planning. Inputs: company (e.g., Konecranes) and timeframe (e.g., Last Year).

Map and analyze a company’s global patent and trademark portfolio to uncover IP strengths, strategic gaps, and competitive positioning. The flow identifies all active and pending patents and trademarks associated with the company, verifies ownership, and structures the data by technology category, geography, and status. It then synthesizes findings into an executive-level IP snapshot highlighting defensible assets, risks, and commercialization potential for use in due diligence, investment evaluation, and strategic planning. Inputs: company name or URL (e.g., OpenAI or https://openai.com).

Assess the potential risks in product development by analyzing technical, operational, regulatory, market, and execution dimensions. This flow identifies, scores, and maps key risk factors—then outputs a consolidated risk register with mitigation recommendations. Inputs: product concept (e.g., AI-powered insulin pump) and target region or regulatory context (e.g., EU / U.S.).

Map and analyze the regulatory environment shaping a specific market to identify key authorities, core regulations, historical trends, and recent legislative shifts. The flow examines how evolving compliance requirements affect different stakeholders, assesses strategic responses from leading companies, and consolidates findings into structured, source-backed tables that highlight risk areas and emerging opportunities. Inputs: market/industry (e.g., Maritime Logistics) and region (e.g., Europe).