Hear about the rule before it is final
Regulation rarely arrives as a surprise. It arrives as a draft, a consultation and a speech, scattered across markets and languages. Public affairs teams use Omniscient to follow each one from the first mention.
Example: a food company follows proposed changes to packaging and contaminant rules in the EU, the UK and India.
Describe what to watch
Start from the Regulatory Watch template and describe the rules you care about in a sentence. Omniscient generates the keywords, in the languages your markets write in.
Follow the story, not the headlines
Related Signals are grouped into Topics. Follow one and you are told when it develops, including when stories merge or split.
A weekly digest that starts with what changed
A Brief sums up the week by subject, such as Regulation, with an executive summary, the key developments and the sources behind them, ready to forward.
Ask the follow-up
Ask OmniAI what a draft would mean for a product line or a market. Answers cite their sources, and longer questions run as multi-step research.
- Draft rules and consultations flagged from the first mention
- One digest across markets and languages
- Sourced answers to the questions that follow
Frequently asked
- Which jurisdictions can I follow?
- Any that the press, social media and web sources Omniscient monitors report on. You name the jurisdictions in your Sentinel or Brief.
- Can I check whether a specific publication is covered?
- Yes. The Sources lookup in the app tells you whether an outlet is covered.
- Can one Brief cover several subjects?
- Yes. Add several subjects or Signals to one Brief, and choose the content blocks each edition includes.