Your compliance reference, current as of last night.
When your team needs to look up the actual rule, not someone's summary of it.
Treating regulatory text like a static PDF is how teams ship outdated training.
Outdated PDFs in the SharePoint.
Last year's CFR snapshot, six amendments behind, still being passed around as 'the policy.'
Conflicting cached versions.
Different sites, different printouts, different paragraphs. Audit prep starts with a forensics exercise.
Cross-references that go nowhere.
‘See § 1910.135’ ends a paragraph and starts a five-minute Ctrl-F session.
One source of truth, current to last night.
All 104 federal CFR titles in one place.
OSHA, DOT, EPA, MSHA, and 100+ more. Same search, same citation grammar, same currency guarantee.
Nightly Federal Register sync.
Final rules propagate overnight, reviewed by editorial staff before they reach you.
Linked cross-references everywhere.
Every ‘see § 1910.135’ is a click. Every defined term is annotated. Every LOI is in the sidebar.
Compliance reference is a primary research surface. It deserves to feel like one.
When an EHS manager needs to look up § 1910.132(d), they don't need a summary, a blog post, or a slide deck. They need the regulation, current to today, with the cross-references already drawn.
RegLogic is built around that primary research surface. The text is the focus. The platform exists to make that text faster to find, easier to read in context, and impossible to confuse with last year's version.
Everything else, annotations, alerts, exports, API, sits on top of that core promise. The first thing the platform has to do is make the rule readable. Everything after is nice to have.