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Summary

Regulatory requirements refer to the rules, guidelines, and standards set by regulatory bodies or government authorities that organizations and individuals must comply with to operate within a particular industry or jurisdiction. These requirements ensure the safety, legality, and fairness of activities, products, services, and processes. These standards are enforced by regulatory bodies to maintain industry integrity. 

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You can incorporate established requirements into your compliance program with appropriate controls and policies to manage them.

Navigating to Requirements

Access the Requirements page in the left-side navigation menu under Compliance Management.

Click “Requirements” to visit the page.

Creating Requirements

Create requirements from:

  • Requirements list view

  • Authoritative documents

  • Reggi view

From Requirements List View

To get started:

  1. Click Requirements in the main menu.

  2. Click the Add icon in the top-right corner.
    The ‘Add New Requirement’ modal appears.

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Enter a Name and Description for the Requirement.

Click

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Follow to the Requirement Details page.

  1. Add citations using the Create icon and the Citation modal.

  2. Search and select the required citation.

  3. Click on Map Citation(s) to map the citation(s) to the requirement.

  4. Use the Requirement Information section to update details associated with the Requirement.

    1. Click and select a Requirement Category.

    2. Click and provide a Requirement Citation.

    3. Click and provide a Requirement.

    4. Click and provide a Requirement Notes.

  5. Use the Stakeholders section to update the stakeholders associated with the requirement.

    1. Click and select an Advisor.

    2. Click and select an Editor.

    3. Click and select a Reviewer.

    4. Click and select a Business Risk Officer.

From Authoritative Documents

In any Authoritative Document, users can simply click on the requirements icon to create them, and use the Reggi icon to generate or draft requirements.

To create a Requirement for an Authoritative Document:

  1. Navigate to the Authoritative Document, click the Requirement dropdown in the right-side panel, and click on Assign Requirement.

  1. Use the Search bar to find and assign an existing requirement.

  2. To create and assign a new requirement, click Create.

Alternatively, extract requirements directly from text sections in an Authoritative Document by selecting the Requirements icon from the menu options. Complete the description details and save the Requirement form.

From the Reggi View 

Requirements can also be generated from Reggi. Simply search for a regulation, review source links, select one of the authority documents, and generate requirements based on the selected source.

To create Requirement in Reggi:

  1. Go to the Reggi page.

  2. Enter a search term to generate the requirement. E.g. ‘Equal Credit Opportunity’

  3. Click on the prompt “Draft the requirements”.

  4. Review related source links and choose one.

  5. Clicking on the source link will navigate to the corresponding Authoritative Document.

  6. Use the instructions for creating a requirement from Authoritative Documents.

Requirement Creation Workflow by using Reggi

Reggi can generate requirements in a standardized format, using the provided information or selected text.

To create a Requirement by using Reggi:

  1. Go to the Law Library.

  2. Select the authoritative document of interest.

  3. Click the Reggi icon within the document to start generating requirements for a chosen section or part.

  4. Reggi will display the generated requirements in its side panel.

  5. Review the multiple requirements available.

  6. Click "Save Draft" to store a particular requirement. 

  7. After saving, an "Open" button becomes available.

  8. Click it to view detailed information about the stored requirement. 

This method ensures a seamless connection between the Authoritative Document and the generated requirements.

My Work Page for Requirement Tracking

This section is dedicated to monitoring and managing the requirements that you own or are assigned as an owner.

Creating Saved Views for Requirements

Save a set of preferred filters as Saved View, so you can quickly return to them when you revisit the Requirements page.

To create a saved view:

  1. Use filters to list out requirements that you are interested in.

  2. Click the Save to View button next to the Filters button.

  3. Give your saved view a name using the Save to View modal that appears.

 The saved view now appears as a separate tab on the requirements page.

Optimizing the Requirements View

You can adjust your view and layout settings for a personalized interface. Use the Resize Grid button in the upper-right corner to expand the requirements view and resize the columns in the saved view.  

Use the Layout Settings button to save or reset the layout.

Right-Side Panel: Tools for Requirement Management

When you open a requirement, Regology displays a range of options on the right-hand side available to manage this requirement. Click the Expand icon to view these options in detail.

Status

Assign and update the status of each requirement.

Owners

Assign and manage owners of each requirement by using the Search field.

Mappings

Link requirements to relevant areas or functions. Expand the Mappings panel, search and select areas where this mapping is applicable.

Click on Add to Mapping to add.

Policies & Procedures

Connect existing policies or upload new ones, detailing all the necessary information. Click the Attach button to search and add policies and procedures related to the requirement, or click the Upload button to add and attach a new policy.

In the Upload a Policy modal:

  1. Provide a Title for the document.

  2. Optionally, search and add an Owner to the document.

  3. Enter a Description of the document.

  4. Specify the Effective Date and Uploaded Date of the document.

  5. Click and specify the Document Type.

  6. If the document is hosted on a web-based server, provide the URL, or browse and select the PDF from your computer.

  7. Click Save.

To choose a policy that already exists, simply click on the "Select an Existing Policy" button. This action will bring up the Upload Policy modal for further steps.

Risks

To manage risks associated with a requirement follow these steps:

  1. Click the Risks dropdown in the right-hand panel.

  2. Click the Assign Risk button. This will present you with various options for linking risks to the requirement.

  3. To choose a risk that has already been uploaded to Regology, use the Search and Add a Risk field. If you want to introduce a new risk, select the Create option.

  4. For selecting a risk that is already in the system, click on the Select an Existing Risk button. This action will bring up the “Assign Risk” modal.

  1. Click Save.

Controls

To manage controls for a requirement in Regology follow these steps:

  1. Click on the Controls dropdown in the right-hand panel.

  2. Select the Assign Control button to reveal options for linking controls to the requirement.

  3. Use the Search and Add a Control field to select controls already uploaded to Regology, or click Create to add a new control.

  4. For using a control that is already in the system, click on the Select an Existing Control button. This action will open the “Assign Control” modal.

  1. Click Save.

Review & Comments

The Review & Comments section in Regology is designed for collaborative feedback and discussion on requirements. Here's how to use it:

Viewing Comments

Expand the Review & Comments section to see all comments associated with a specific requirement.

Responding to Comments

If you wish to reply to a comment, you can do so directly within this section, facilitating timely and relevant discussions.

Adding New Comments

To contribute a new comment, type your message in the Add comment text box.

Once your comment is ready, click the Save/Send icon to post it.on each of the links below to learn more about Requirements: