Define signals
Regulatory changes, internal policies, and control tests are encoded as monitors across documents, transactions, and workflows.
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持续监控监管变化、内部政策遵守情况和审计准备情况,以便您的合规团队领导策略而不是追逐文书工作。
The problem
New requirements, updated guidance and sector-specific rules arrive constantly. Manual monitoring misses things.
Documentation is scattered across systems and people. Preparing for an audit takes weeks of effort that could be ongoing.
Without automated monitoring, compliance relies on individuals reporting accurately. Gaps surface when it's too late.
Teams drown in regulatory change notifications. Critical gaps get lost in noise and audits still scramble for evidence.
运作方式
Regulatory changes, internal policies, and control tests are encoded as monitors across documents, transactions, and workflows.
The system surfaces anomalies, drifts, and policy gaps with severity, owner, and suggested remediation paths.
Every alert links to source artefacts, model/version metadata, and reviewer actions for auditors and boards.
Coverage expands as you add data sources—without losing traceability.
包含内容
A governed layer across data, workflows, and handoffs—so teams ship safely and scale with metrics.
Monitors official sources (EUR-Lex, sector regulators, national authorities) for relevant updates.
Checks operational data and processes against your internal policy framework continuously.
Assembles documentation and evidence trails in real time, not at audit preparation time.
Flags deviations between current state and required compliance posture before they become findings.
Single view of adherence status across regulations, business units and risk categories.
Pushes compliance tasks and alerts into your existing tools (email, Slack, ticketing systems).
技术提供 Thinkia Sentinel
成果
Results vary by regulatory scope, number of business units and existing compliance infrastructure.
–60%
Reduction in time to compile evidence for a compliance audit
–70%
Faster internal response to relevant regulatory updates
Continuous
From quarterly review to real-time monitoring
合作方式
Week 1–2
Regulatory themes, internal policies, and evidence expectations are aligned with legal and risk owners.
Week 3–5
Data sources, sampling rules, and severity models are configured with clear ownership per alert type.
Week 6–9
Parallel runs against historical incidents and sample periods; reviewers sign off on false-positive rates.
Week 10+
Runbooks, retention, and board-ready reporting go live; expansion follows new regulations or entities.
Entity count and legacy archive quality change effort; we phase by regulation or business unit.
开始
We start with a focused session—no commitment—to map constraints and a sensible path.