Overview

Responsiv maintains a curated, maintained database of laws, rules, regulations and other regulatory content. It is the authoritative regulatory library that powers every Responsiv module — Deep Research, Policy Scanner, Obligation Tracking, Gap Analysis, and Alerts — so when you ask a question or scan a policy, the answers and citations are grounded in current regulatory text.

There is nothing for your team to upload, normalize, or maintain. Responsiv keeps the corpus up to date for you.

What's Included

The regulatory library spans a broad set of jurisdictions and source types:

• United States — Federal: statutes (U.S. Code), regulations (CFR), bills, rulemaking (Federal Register) from every regulator including the SEC, FINRA, CFTC, FDIC, OCC, Federal Reserve, CFPB, FTC, HHS/OCR, and others.
• United States — State: statutes, regulations, bills, and rulemaking (state registers) across all 50 states.
• International: primary law and regulator-issued materials from 30+ countries, including the EU and major financial, data-privacy, and sector-specific regimes.
• Cross-cutting domains: financial services, securities, banking, insurance, healthcare, privacy and data protection, AI governance, consumer protection, employment, and more

Viewing Regulatory Data

Responsiv has a dedicated experience to viewing and taking action on our Regulatory Data, which includes the full text of the law, a navigation pane, and an action pane. Read more about it here:

The Regulatory Document Viewer

How It Stays Current

Responsiv continuously ingests updates from official government and regulator sources. When a statute is amended, a regulation is finalized, or an agency issues new guidance - an Alerts will be generated notifying you of the change.

Where You'll Use It

The regulatory library is the source-of-truth behind:

• Deep Research — answers cite specific statutes, regulations, and guidance from the library
• Policy Scanner — scans your internal policies against applicable rules in the library
• Regulatory Obligation Tracking — obligations are anchored directly to the regulatory text
• Identifying Requirements & Running a Gap Analysis — requirements are extracted from regulatory source material