Cleo Comply

What is Cleo Comply?

Cleo Comply is an AI-powered product compliance platform designed to help global brands determine and track regulatory requirements for products across multiple countries and markets. The platform’s core purpose is to map which regulations apply to products, monitor regulatory changes, and support compliance workflows with structured risk and due diligence outputs.

Users start from a company website (domain) and get an automated regulatory map across covered jurisdictions, along with alerts when regulations change. Cleo Comply positions its technology as an assistive layer for compliance teams—keeping humans in the loop while using AI to detect applicable regulatory obligations.

Key Features

• Regulatory Scan (domain-based): Enter a domain to generate a map of regulations that apply to products in your website’s product categories, without requiring signup in the scan flow.
• Product Compliance (standards by market): Identify which standards products must meet in each market you sell to, organized by region/jurisdiction.
• Monitoring for regulatory changes: Receive real-time alerts when a regulation changes in a way that impacts your products.
• Jurisdiction Map coverage view: Visualize mapped compliance gaps across 106 countries at a glance.
• AI risk scoring for product × market combinations: Assess compliance risk by combining product categories with specific market requirements.
• Due diligence checks for supply chain: Run automated third-party compliance checks for supply chain activities (as described in the platform modules).
• Regulation Explorer: Search and view regulations with associated region, category, coverage, and monitoring/mapping status.

How to Use Cleo Comply

1. Run a Regulatory Scan by entering your website URL/domain to generate a regulatory map across the platform’s covered jurisdictions.
2. Review the product and regulation mapping produced from your domain input, including how many regulations were detected and how they relate to your product category.
3. Use Monitoring to stay informed about regulatory changes that may affect your products as rules evolve.
4. Apply risk scoring and due diligence workflows to prioritize where compliance work is needed and to support third-party/supply-chain checks.

Use Cases

• Expanding into new markets: A compliance or regulatory team scans a brand’s domain to identify which frameworks apply in each target country and to locate compliance gaps.
• Maintaining ongoing compliance: Compliance teams use monitoring to receive alerts when regulations change, reducing the effort required to keep product obligations current.
• Assessing risk per product line and jurisdiction: A team evaluates which product-market combinations carry higher compliance risk using the platform’s risk scoring.
• Third-party and supply chain due diligence: When working with external suppliers or partners, teams perform automated compliance checks to support due diligence needs.
• Navigating regulations beyond keyword search: Users explore regulations through Regulation Explorer and structured mappings rather than relying only on searching within documents.

FAQ

What jurisdictions and sources does Cleo Comply cover? The platform maps and monitors regulations across 106 countries and monitors 3,700+ regulatory sources.

Do I need to sign up to run a scan? The scan flow described indicates you can start by entering your domain without signup for the scan (“No signup needed”).

What input does Cleo Comply use to determine applicable regulations? It uses your domain/website URL to analyze product categories shown on your site and generate a regulatory map for those products across covered markets.

How does monitoring work? Cleo Comply provides real-time alerts when a regulation change impacts products.

How are findings traced back to regulations? The platform states that each finding links back to its original regulatory source and that actions are logged with timestamps for an audit trail.

Alternatives

• Regulatory watch services (traditional subscription-based): Often focus on tracking changes through human-curated updates; compared to Cleo Comply, they may not generate a domain-specific product-to-regulation map or product-category detection workflow.
• Manual compliance research by consultants: Can be comprehensive but typically requires more time and coordination; Cleo Comply is positioned to automate mapping from a company domain.
• In-house regulatory intelligence using document search and spreadsheets: Teams may rely on keyword search and internal tracking; Cleo Comply emphasizes structured mapping, monitoring, and risk scoring rather than ad-hoc searches.
• Other compliance automation platforms: Look for tools that combine regulatory content with change monitoring and workflow support (risk assessment, due diligence). Differences usually come down to coverage model (jurisdictions/sources) and whether inputs are domain-based for automated product-category detection.