Compliance Policy Review.
Continuous, not annual.
Leah continuously compares your policy library against current regulations across the jurisdictions you operate in, surfaces clause-level gaps, and routes specific recommended updates to the right owners.
Annual policy reviews cannot keep up with continuous regulation.
Annual reviews leave gaps for months
Most enterprises review compliance policies once a year. Between reviews, regulations move and policies do not. Gaps accumulate quietly until the next cycle, the next audit, or the next enforcement action surfaces them.
Regulatory change outpaces internal updates
Regulators publish hundreds of updates a year across the jurisdictions a typical enterprise operates in. Compliance teams cannot read every bulletin, map it to internal policy, and write the update on a manual schedule.
Policy ownership is unclear
When a regulation changes, nobody is sure who owns the corresponding policy. The legal team, compliance team, and business unit each assume someone else is updating it. Updates stall in the middle.
Gaps surface during audits, not before
Policy gaps are typically discovered during external audits or regulator examinations. By that point the gap has been live for months, the remediation is reactive, and the finding is on the record.
Cross-jurisdiction mapping is manual
A single policy often has to satisfy regulations in multiple jurisdictions at once. Mapping each regulation to each policy clause across countries, states, and frameworks is spreadsheet work that nobody finishes.
Inconsistent policy quality across business units
Different business units maintain their own policies in their own templates with their own update cadence. The result is uneven coverage, contradictory clauses, and a policy library that is hard to defend in front of an examiner.
Your full policy library, catalogued and structured
Leah ingests every policy you have, across every business unit and jurisdiction, and structures the library as queryable data. Each policy is tagged by topic, owner, jurisdiction, last review date, and the regulations it is meant to satisfy. No more guessing what you have or where it lives.
“We did not have a single source of truth for our policies. The first month with Leah, we discovered we had three competing versions of our data privacy policy across regions.”
Head of Compliance, Global Industrial Group
Five steps to continuous policy review
Leah integrates with the systems you already run. No rip and replace. Value from the first scan of your policy library.
Connect
Leah integrates with your policy repository, GRC platform, document management system, and intranet. Existing policies flow into a single intelligence layer without replacing any of your systems.
Index Policies
Every policy is parsed, structured, and tagged. Clauses are linked to the regulations they satisfy, owners are confirmed, and jurisdictional scope is captured.
Monitor Regulations
Regulatory bodies and supervisory authorities are monitored continuously. Updates are filtered to what is relevant to your business and mapped against the indexed policy library.
Detect Gaps
Each regulatory change and each aging policy triggers a clause-level diff. Gaps are scored by severity and surfaced with citation evidence.
Route Updates
Recommended changes are drafted as redlines, routed to policy owners with full context, and tracked through approval. The audit trail is generated automatically.
Got Questions? Get Answers.
GRC platforms are excellent at storing policies, tracking attestations, and running annual review workflows. They were not built to read regulatory text, compare it against policy clauses, and produce specific gap analyses. Leah operates as a layer on top of your GRC platform. Policies and frameworks continue to live there. Leah reads the library, monitors the regulatory landscape, and writes back gaps and recommended updates. The GRC platform stays the system of record.
Leah covers 60+ frameworks at launch, including GDPR, CCPA, CPRA, SOX, HIPAA, GLBA, DORA, NIS2, the EU AI Act, SEC cyber disclosure rules, FCA and PRA handbooks, MAS guidelines, the UK Bribery Act, FCPA, OFAC sanctions, ESG disclosure regimes, and sector-specific rules in financial services, healthcare, life sciences, and energy. Coverage is configured per customer based on the jurisdictions and product lines you operate in.
Each policy clause is tagged with the jurisdictions it applies in and linked to the regulations it satisfies in each. When a regulation changes in one jurisdiction, Leah identifies which clauses in which policies are affected, including cases where a single clause has to satisfy parallel rules in multiple regions. Cross-jurisdiction conflicts are flagged for legal review.
No. Leah handles the mechanical work: monitoring regulatory feeds, indexing the policy library, running gap analyses, and drafting redlines. Your compliance team handles the judgment work: prioritising risk, interpreting ambiguous obligations, negotiating policy language with the business, and approving the final updates. Customers typically see compliance teams move from 70% triage and 30% judgment to the inverse within a quarter.
Most customers reach a working policy inventory within two weeks of contract signature. Regulatory mapping for the customer's jurisdictions is typically configured in parallel and live by week three. The first round of gap analysis on the existing library is usually delivered by week four. Forward-looking continuous monitoring is on from day one of production use.
Yes. Leah is deployed by financial services firms, healthcare providers, and global industrial groups with strict data security requirements. Policy content does not train Leah's underlying models. Customer data is encrypted in transit and at rest. SOC 2 Type II, GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA-ready, and ISO 27001 aligned. Private instance deployment is available for customers with strict data isolation requirements.
