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Regulatory change
InputBills, rules, registers, guidance, agency action.
OutputWhat changed, who owns it, and what the business needs to do.
Commercial
Regulatory, policy, compliance, and legal teams use Vulcan to turn legal change into reviewable work product: monitoring, analysis, memos, redlines, and source maps.
Every output arrives with the source trail, approval path, and audit record attached, so the team can defend the work when it matters.
Justinian is for
Start with the team that owns the decision. Each path opens a focused pitch with the workflows, sources, and artifacts that matter for that commercial function.
Commercial work
Commercial teams do not need another search box. They need the work to move from legal change to business decision without losing the source trail. Vulcan is the operating layer for that handoff.
02
Compliance review
InputPolicies, controls, filings, enforcement posture.
OutputA cited decision record your compliance lead can stand behind.
03
Policy intelligence
InputActive sessions, amendments, delegation chains, fiscal notes.
OutputA live map from legislative motion to operational exposure.
04
Legal work product
InputMatter files, authorities, research standards, house style.
OutputMemos, redlines, comparisons, source maps, and board-ready briefs.
Operating model
One loop from signal to decision.
1
Detect
Know when a bill, rule, guidance document, opinion, or local ordinance changes the risk picture.
2
Assess
Resolve what authority controls, what conflicts, and what the team needs to review before acting.
3
Produce
Generate the artifact: tracker, memo, comparison, redline, source map, or compliance note.
4
Defend
Keep the source passages, files, approvals, and audit trail attached to the work.
The corpus is your edge.
Vulcan maintains the legal record underneath the work: federal, state, and municipal authority; active bills; registers; agency guidance; opinions; disclosures; fiscal documents; and every municipal code.
6,245,376,303 records across 141 source families, indexed, parsed, and citation-linked so monitoring, analysis, and work product all trace back to a source your team can open, read, and hand to a principal.
Security
Legal, regulatory, policy, and compliance teams will not trust agents unless the record is defensible. Vulcan treats security, provenance, and reviewability as part of the product surface, not a procurement afterthought, because the team reading this page has to defend its work to someone.
SOC 2ISO 27001TX-RAMPAudit logsHuman reviewPrivate deployment
Agent identity
Each agent run is tied to the authenticated user, workspace, permissions, and task that authorized it.
Least-privilege tools
Tool access is scoped to the matter, agency environment, deployment, and action class needed for the job.
Approval gates
High-impact actions can stop for human review before a filing, outbound message, decision, or record update.
Structured audit trails
Source passages, retrieved files, tool calls, generated artifacts, and approvals remain attached to the output.
Private data boundary
Each deployment runs in the customer's tenancy. Integrations are scoped, reviewable, and revocable. Privileged matter, regulatory filings, internal investigations, and protected categories never leave the boundary.
Enterprise access controls
SAML SSO, data lifecycle controls, logging, and reviewable security posture fit procurement and counsel review.
Company
Vulcan is building agents that can safely do serious work: read private records, operate across systems, produce artifacts, and leave a defensible trail. The next site should make that ambition obvious from the first scroll.
Demo request
Put Vulcan's agents on the work your team actually has to defend: a live regulatory issue, compliance review, policy question, memo, redline, or monitoring problem.
Live agent workflow on a memo, redline, regulatory tracker, compliance review, or policy question you're wrestling with now.
Citation, source, artifact, and audit-trail review with the people who have to verify the output.
Security, SOC 2, ISO 27001, data handling, deployment, and procurement discussion.