Global regulatory intelligence API

Build on citation-backed regulatory intelligence across published jurisdictions.

Discover explicit regulatory packs, retrieve published obligations and evidence, test applicability, inspect change history, query relationships, and preserve citations and limitations in every workflow.

Esheria API request and citation-backed response

What teams build

Put published regulatory facts inside the products and workflows that need them.

01

Compliance products.

Turn published obligations, applicability, evidence, filings, and penalties into workflows users can inspect.

02

Regulatory monitoring.

Track versions, reviewed changes, source currentness, and related-pack context without flattening jurisdiction boundaries.

03

Legal AI and agents.

Give AI systems bounded regulatory functions with citations, readiness, limitations, and trace IDs attached.

04

Internal controls.

Connect regulatory duties to entity profiles, control design, evidence collection, and supervised review.

First successful request

Select a regulatory pack and retrieve cited obligations.

Representative production packs

Diversified examples from the published catalog.

Use EU NIS2 for cybersecurity, UK OFSI or US OFAC for sanctions, Singapore MAS for financial-services technology risk, and Australia AML/CTF for reform tracking.

EU

EU-NIS2-CYBERSECURITY

UK

UK-OFSI-SANCTIONS

Singapore

SG-MAS-TRM-OUTSOURCING

Response contract

Keep the context required to evaluate and defend every result.

01

Citations and source context.

Published facts retain source identifiers and bounded evidence context for review.

02

Readiness and limitations.

Responses distinguish available workflows from metadata-only coverage and unsupported capabilities.

03

Pack and version.

Every result stays tied to the regulatory pack and version used for the request.

04

Traceable operations.

Stable envelopes, explicit errors, and trace IDs support debugging, audit, and supervised workflows.

Evaluate the API

Move from discovery to a working request with the right context intact.