FinPeel Passport: a workspace for your compliance remit
Compliance work is continuous. A question is answered, a rule changes, an announcement appears and the team must decide whether it affects the institution, who owns the review and what evidence supports the decision.
FinPeel Passport is being rebuilt around that daily job. It is a personal compliance workspace for the regulatory scope you look after. It is no longer a founder questionnaire or a launch-readiness score.
Define your remit
A tracker takes two steps. Give it a name, then select the regulators, responsibilities and business areas you cover. It can represent your own remit, a regulated entity, a business line or a client portfolio. Company details are optional, and a personal email works as well as a corporate one.
You can keep separate trackers for different roles or entities. Existing launch profiles are preserved and migrated into a compliance scope so earlier saved work is not discarded.
See why an item may matter
The regulatory inbox groups records into likely relevant, needs assessment and no profile match. Every item explains the signal behind the match, such as the selected regulator, jurisdiction, responsibility or business area. A user can mark it to review, action required, reviewed or not applicable.
These labels support triage. They do not make a legal applicability decision. No profile match means only that the current record did not match the selected scope.
Coverage stays visible
The current monitoring feed is mainly licensing activity and selected announcements. FinPeel does not claim that it is a complete regulatory-change feed. Source and review status remain visible so a compliance professional can judge the evidence instead of relying on a hidden score.
CBUAE obligation-register pilot
The first obligation-register pilot covers the CBUAE Retail Payment Services and Card Schemes Regulation. It exposes source-quote candidates by clause and page, lets users filter them by responsibility and record an assessment status.
The dataset is deliberately labelled draft. The source quotes have been checked against the extracted rulebook, while interpretation and applicability still require practitioner review. That distinction matters: extracting binding language is useful, but it is not the same as deciding that a clause applies to a particular firm.
Keep research with the scope
Questions and outputs saved from FinPeel tools appear under the same tracker. The purpose is to keep the answer, source and compliance context together rather than repeat the same research across disconnected tools.
What comes next
The roadmap is broader verified obligation coverage, true regulatory-change monitoring, history, ownership and team review. Alerts should arrive only when a change matches a user's remit and should include the reason, source and verification state.
The product principle is simple: reduce noise, preserve evidence and show uncertainty. A compliance workspace earns trust by making the basis and limits of every result easy to inspect.
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