Built for the people
who own the obligation
The same platform, tuned by entity class: PolicyAI's knowledge graph knows which rules apply to which kind of firm, so every dashboard starts relevant.
Scale-based regulation, without the spot-checks
A Middle-Layer NBFC lives under layer-specific prudential norms, a KYC Master Direction that keeps moving, and an RBI cadence that lands something new every week. Today the tracker is a spreadsheet, and the person who maintains it is the single point of failure.
Board visibility without the quarter-end scramble
The quarterly board and ACB compliance report is the CCO's single biggest recurring task, assembled by hand from inboxes and branch spreadsheets, while inspection readiness hangs on evidence someone can actually find.
SEBI's amendment stream, consolidated
A Cat II AIF runs compliance with a three-person ops team and a CS on retainer, against master circulars that are amended constantly and consolidate painfully. Outside counsel bills by the question.
License-ready before the license
Pre-authorisation, the rules already bind you: DPDP and CERT-In apply today, and the PA or NBFC application expects governance you have not built yet. Law-firm memos answer one question at a time, a week later.
The spreadsheet, retired
Every persona above runs the same workflow today: a tracker, an inbox, and a scramble. Here is what changes.
Your segment, already understood
Sign up, name your firm, and the graph does the rest: applicable regulations, obligations, and gaps against your own policies.