Know when the rules you sell under change

Pick the categories and markets you care about. When a rule changes at an official source we watch, you get one email: what changed, and the link to the page it changed on. No account, no card, no salesperson.

Compliant Always organises and checks compliance documents. It is not legal or regulatory advice, and it does not guarantee the outcome of any review by any platform, retailer, or agency. You remain responsible for your products and your submissions.

Categories

The product types the requirements library actually covers today. Picking one means you hear about changes that name it.

Markets

Only markets whose issuers publish on a domain we hold on file, because a market we cannot cite a source in is a market we cannot report a change in.

No account is created and no password is set. This address is used for the tracker and nothing else, and every email ends with a one-click stop that needs no sign-in.

What you get

One short note confirming what you picked, and after that one email per change window, only when something actually changed in your picks. A week where nothing moved is a week with no email. There is no newsletter, no round-up and no drip sequence behind this.

What is in it

What the source says, the date it says it, and the link to the official page. We report changes with their citations. We never tell you what your product is or is not, because that is a question about your product, not about the rule.

How to stop it

Every email ends with a one-click stop that needs no sign-in and no password, because there is no account to sign in to. One click and this address is done.

Where the changes come from

The same daily watch that fills the public updates page: official feeds and official pages, read at the source, summarised only from the text that was fetched. When a page we watch changes and nobody has summarised it yet, you get the link and we say so rather than guessing what moved.

Want to know what a change means for one specific product? That takes a product, and a free one is enough. The tracker is the free half: it tells you a rule moved. Reading a document against that rule is what the free check does.

Read the updates already published