Your standard, always current.

Scan against 3,387 regulations from official bodies: TILA, Reg Z, CFPB, FINRA, state agencies, and more. Rules are maintained centrally, so every future scan runs against today's standard.

The engine that keeps your standard current

  • 3,387 regulations, multi-regulator: federal, state, and agency rules (TILA, Reg Z, CFPB, FINRA, and more) in one engine.
  • Severity-tagged and learning: each rule scored Low/Med/High and tuned to the client, separate from their custom policies.
  • Always-current standard: regulations are maintained centrally and apply to all future scans automatically, so teams don't hand-update checklists.

A closer look at the maintained engine

  • 3,387 regulations across regulators: rules drawn from official regulatory bodies, kept distinct from your own custom policies.
  • Severity-tagged and learning: each regulation carries defined rules, triggers, and a Low/Med/High severity, tuned to your firm.
  • Always-current standard: maintained centrally and applied to all future scans the moment rules update.
  • Examination-ready: current rules plus logged, rule-specific scans turn audits into a file pull.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many regulations does Warrant cover?
The platform scans content against 3,387 regulations drawn from official regulatory bodies, including TILA, Reg Z, CFPB guidance, FINRA rules, and state agencies. Each regulation carries defined rules, triggers, and a Low/Med/High severity level, and the set spans federal, state, and agency oversight in one engine.
How are the regulations kept up to date?
Regulations are maintained centrally and apply to all future scans the moment they're updated. That means a compliance team doesn't have to manually translate a rule change into reviewer checklists, the standard you're checked against is always current.
How is this different from our own custom policies?
The 3,387 official regulations are kept distinct from a client's custom policies. The regulatory engine holds the externally-mandated standard from regulators, while your custom policies layer your firm's own rules on top, so the two never get blurred together.
What's on the roadmap for monitoring?
The direction pushes coverage further: bulk re-scanning of the entire asset library when a regulation changes, so you can instantly find every existing asset a new rule affects, plus web monitoring to extend coverage past pre-publication. These are roadmap items that build on the always-current engine.