Introduced in the California Senate. Draft text published, first committee hearing scheduled.
Know which rules reach you before they reach you
There are thousands of disclosure rules and almost none of them are yours. The work is not reading them all. It is deciding, entity by entity, which ones apply, and then never being surprised by one again.
Every rule that reaches you, in one grid
Two views over the same data. My Regulations is what your team has picked up and is working. The Regulations Database is everything we track, ready to be pulled in. Columns are chosen per person, so legal can lead with deadlines and sustainability can lead with topics without anyone rearranging anyone else’s view.
A rule does not apply to a company. It applies to an entity.
Your structure decides your obligations. Revenue in one subsidiary, headcount in another, a jurisdiction you only trade into. Eligibility is worked out per entity and per figure, and it is re-run when the figures change.
Five states, and one of them is a decision to ignore it
A regulation is not done when it is read. It moves through review, implementation and monitoring, and the most valuable state is the one where somebody decided it does not apply to you and said why.
- To review6
- Suggested legislation we think matters to you. Nobody has decided yet.
- Active9
- In scope, and currently being implemented.
- Monitoring7
- In scope, being watched for updates or impact.
- Completed3
- Every action done, every review finalised.
Found, read and assessed before it lands on you
New and amended rules are pulled in on a schedule from primary sources, scored against your entity structure, and filed. Most of the value is the ones you never hear about, because they were assessed and set aside.
Thresholds revised. Two of your subsidiaries move in, one moves out.
Read, scored against your structure, and filed as out of scope. No entity meets the trigger.
The person who needs to know, told the moment it moves
Every regulation carries its own reporting period and deadline, tied to the monitoring year you set. One person owns it. Anyone else can watch it, and hears when the status, the deadline or the text changes.
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The rest of the cycle
See how LoneReport works, end to end
A walkthrough of the full cycle, from the rules that apply to you through to a filed report. We’ll focus on the parts that matter most to your team.
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