Solo
Free
One compliance professional or researcher.
- Two jurisdictions
- Unlimited search and AI interpretation
- Personal obligation list
Regulatory intelligence
From regulatory change to
compliance action
Glocod reads new regulation across your jurisdictions and turns it into dated obligations with owners.
Regulation we track
EU AI Act EU
GDPR EU
DORA EU
NIS2 EU
CSRD EU
MiCA EU
Online Safety Act UK
Colorado AI Act US-CO
How it works
From published text to an assigned task.
Glocod reads the instrument, isolates the clause that binds you, states the obligation in plain language, and hands it to whoever owns it — with the citation attached at every step.
- 01Source regulation
- 02Binding clause
- 03Obligation
- 04Assigned task
Vermont Act 156 (2026) · §2 · excerpt
An act relating to regulating the use of artificial intelligence in the provision of mental health services. Sec. 2. (a) On or before January 15, 2027, the Department shall submit a written report to the General Assembly concerning the regulation of artificial intelligence used by licensed mental health professionals, including any recommendations for legislative action, provided that the Department may consult with the Board of Psychological Examiners and such other bodies as it deems necessary for the purposes of this section.
“On or before January 15, 2027, the Department shall submit a written report to the General Assembly concerning the regulation of artificial intelligence used by licensed mental health professionals.”
Obligation
US-VT
Submit a written report on the regulation of AI use by mental health professionals.
Assigned task
US-VT
Submit a written report on the regulation of AI use by mental health professionals.
Owner
Legal & Compliance
Due
15 Jan 2027
Source
Act 156 · §2(a)
The gap
Intelligence tools stop at two.
GRC tools start at three.
Which is why the handover between them is done by a person, by hand, in a document nobody updates.
01
Monitor
Subscribe to a regulator.
02
Interpret
Turn updates into insight.
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Manual handoffSomeone re-types it by hand.
03
Assign
Create obligations with owners.
04
Report
Report status to the board.
connects all four stages
Where each category stops
The same six jobs, across three kinds of tool.
| Regulatory intelligence tools |
GRC platforms |
||
|---|---|---|---|
| Tracks new legislation across jurisdictions | Yes | No | Yes |
| Federal, national and US state level | Partial | No | Yes |
| Plain-language reading with source references | Partial | No | Yes |
| Splits an instrument into discrete obligations | No | No | Yes |
| Owners, deadlines and status tracking | No | Yes | Yes |
| Internal control mapping and audit evidence | No | Yes | Stays in your GRC |
- Yes
- Partial
- Not offered
Compared by category, not by vendor — individual products vary.
Depth
51
US jurisdictions, not one.
Most tools treat the United States as a single country. Obligations are written state by state, so Glocod tracks them that way — fifty states and the federal level.
180
Official sources
3
Instrument types, guidance included
24h
From publication to platform
Any language
Original text kept, translation built in
Accuracy
An AI summary you can put your name on.
Every summary is labelled AI-generated, checked word by word against the published wording, and never given a date the source does not state.
Glocod supports compliance decisions. It does not provide legal advice.
Published source · Act 156 §2(a)
“… the Department shall submit a written report to the General Assembly concerning the regulation of artificial intelligence …”
AI summary
Submit a written report to the legislature on the regulation of AI use by mental health professionals.
Needs review
Automated verification flagged minor discrepancies against the source.
Coverage
Named jurisdictions. Named sources.
| Jurisdiction | Code | Primary source | Instruments | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| European Union | EU | EUR-Lex | 9,400 | Today |
| United Kingdom | UK | legislation.gov.uk | 6,100 | Today |
| United States — federal | US | Federal Register | 7,800 | Today |
| United States — all states | US-XX | State legislatures | 14,200 | Yesterday |
| Austria | AT | RIS | 1,900 | Today |
| Germany | DE | Bundesanzeiger | 2,300 | Today |
Legal domains covered
AI & Technology
Privacy & Data Protection
Cybersecurity
Financial Services & Banking
FinTech & Digital Payments
Insurance
Healthcare & Medical
Pharmaceutical & Biotech
Energy & Utilities
Environmental & Climate
Pricing
Start on your own. Bring the team when it works.
Team
€49 / user / month
A compliance function covering several jurisdictions.
- All jurisdictions and legal domains
- Shared workspace and ownership
- Roadmap and board-ready reports
- Review and sign-off workflow
Enterprise
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Regulated groups with procurement and audit requirements.
- SSO, SCIM and custom roles
- EU data residency and DPA
- Custom sources and API access
Works with
Jira
ServiceNow
Slack
Okta · Entra ID
Excel · PDF
REST API
Asked first, every time
The honest answers.
Is this legal advice?
No. Glocod tells you what an instrument says and organises the work that follows. Whether a requirement applies to your entity stays a judgement for your counsel.
Does Glocod invent deadlines?
No. If the source text states no date, the obligation is held in a separate group rather than given an estimate. Where a date is inferred, it says so and shows you the paragraph.
What happens when the AI gets something wrong?
Automated verification compares each summary to the published wording and flags discrepancies before your team sees them. Anyone can correct a summary, and the change is recorded with author and date.
How does this sit alongside our existing GRC platform?
Glocod handles the part most GRC tools skip — reading the law and turning it into discrete obligations with owners and dates. Control mapping and audit evidence remain your GRC platform's job. The two sit side by side rather than replacing each other.
What happens to our data?
Your instruments, obligations, tasks and notes stay in your workspace. They are never used to train models and never shared with other customers. Hosting is in the EU, and a data processing agreement is available before you sign anything.
Stop finding out late.
See what your jurisdictions require, and what your team still owes.