
RegAlytics supplies structured regulatory and governance data feeds for compliance and GRC platforms.
RegAlytics publishes a regulatory data feed built around named offerings including ARTHR, GAWAIN, PERCIVAL, LADI, and SWORD, each packaging regulatory alerts with links to the issuing agency, legal citation, and jurisdiction. The feed aggregates thousands of regulators across more than 100 countries and 24 sectors into normalized records that downstream systems consume without reconciliation.
Delivery runs through REST APIs, an MCP server, webhooks, and flat files, positioning the service for GRC platforms, AI products, and enterprise data teams. Customers named on the company site include Five Star Bank, NContracts, and Barnes and Thornburg, which embed the regulatory change content in their own products.
Demand for regulatory change content continues to grow as financial institutions and software vendors automate compliance monitoring across jurisdictions. RegAlytics addresses this with a normalized feed covering thousands of regulators in more than 100 countries and 24 sectors, aimed at GRC platforms, AI products, and enterprise data teams.
Its API-first delivery through REST, MCP, webhooks, and flat files aligns with buyers embedding regulatory intelligence in their own products. Named adoption by Five Star Bank, NContracts, and Barnes and Thornburg signals durable demand in banking, legal, and compliance software segments.
RegAlytics differentiates on coverage breadth and delivery flexibility, aggregating alerts from thousands of regulators across more than 100 countries and 24 sectors with agency links, citations, and jurisdiction metadata attached. The normalized feed is built for machine consumption by GRC platforms, AI products, and enterprise data teams rather than manual monitoring workflows.
Distribution spans REST APIs, an MCP server, webhooks, and flat files, letting buyers embed regulatory change content directly in compliance and data products. Named customers such as Five Star Bank, NContracts, and Barnes and Thornburg evidence traction with financial institutions and software vendors.