For insurance compliance teams managing multi-state operations: ACE turns the daily firehose of state and federal regulatory updates into a prioritized workflow — monitor, score, assign, and close gaps without losing the audit trail.
ACE Regulatory was built for compliance teams who manage regulatory change across multiple jurisdictions. We turn the daily firehose of state and federal updates into a structured workflow: monitor, score, assign, and audit — without losing the trail your examiner expects.
Pull from the Federal Register and any state or federal regulator that publishes an RSS or Atom feed, plus manual entry for the ones that do not. ACE parses raw regulatory text on ingestion and tracks every change against your licensed lines of business.
Every update is risk-scored against your specific coverage mix, geography, and existing controls — so your team works the urgent items first, not the loudest.
Gap assessments auto-create remediation tasks with owners, due dates, and evidence. Produce an audit trail your state examiner can follow — without rebuilding it at audit time.
Track the Federal Register and any regulator RSS or Atom feed in one place, with manual entry for sources that publish neither. Enterprise plans add hands-on help wiring up the jurisdictions specific to your book.
Each rule is mapped against your licensed lines, your geography, and your existing controls — so the signal-to-noise ratio stays high as your source list grows.
Every gap assessment, sign-off, and remediation step is logged with timestamp, owner, and evidence. Export the trail — and your regulations, tasks, and readiness score — to CSV on demand, not at audit time.
Workspace-scoped tenant isolation enforced on every query, encryption at rest and in transit, role-based access control, and a logged action history for every workspace.
Insurance compliance teams are buried in state-by-state regulatory churn. ACE turns the firehose into a structured workflow your team can actually close. Start a 14-day free trial — no credit card required.