Regulatory news is a firehose, and most of it doesn't touch you. jarvis watches the specific regulators, rules and consultations that affect your business, keeps only what changes your obligations, and tells you what to do about it.
Name the sources and topics once. Each week you get the changes that matter — new rules, drafts, consultations — sourced, and marked quiet when nothing moved.
Legal newsletters and government feeds cover everything for everyone. The draft that changes your obligations is in there somewhere, next to a hundred that aren't.
A template prefills everything — tweak it or just run it. The whole point is that you set it up once and stop thinking about it.
The regulators, registers and topics that touch you — data protection, financial rules, your industry's body. jarvis watches those.
Weekly, or daily during an active consultation. jarvis reads the live sources on schedule and surfaces only what changes your obligations.
One note — “only data-protection and my sector, skip general politics” — and it tightens. It learns what's in scope.
Each delivery leads with the changes that matter, then groups them by source with the type tagged — new rule, draft, consultation, guidance — and links the primary document.
A newsletter covers everything for everyone. jarvis watches only the sources and topics that touch your business, keeps only what changes your obligations, and tells you what needs action — a watch of one.
Name the regulators, registers and topics you care about — it reads their live pages, drafts and consultations rather than a single generic feed.
Yes — because it reads the sources directly on a schedule, it can surface a draft or consultation when it opens, not when it reaches a newsletter.
No. It's monitoring — it surfaces changes and links the primary text so your team can act. The legal judgement stays with you.
Weekly suits most; switch to daily during an active consultation. Each run leads with what changed and marks quiet sources quiet.
Start a 14-day trial of everything — no card. Tomorrow, the delivery is already waiting, and it keeps learning what you want.