Real-time compliance dashboards, AI-powered anomaly detection, and predictive risk scoring — across hundreds of regulated entities.
Entities don't pay — the regulator subscribes.
From entity-level compliance scores to cross-portfolio risk predictions — everything a modern regulator needs.
Centralised view of compliance scores across every regulated entity. Risk heatmaps, trend analysis, and drill-down into individual entity compliance posture in real time.
AI-powered anomaly detection with severity-based alerting. Identify unusual patterns, sudden compliance drops, and statistical outliers across your regulated portfolio.
Predictive models classify entities as improving, stable, or declining. Early warning indicators flag at-risk entities before compliance failures materialise.
Three scope levels ensure entities control what regulators see. Read-only dashboards, document-level access, and full audit access — all consent-gated with full audit trails.
Entities that adopt Doc-Assure for their own compliance automatically contribute to the regulator's oversight dashboard. More adoption means better data, lower risk, and reduced regulatory burden for everyone.
Entities don't pay — the regulator subscribes. All plans include the full feature set.
Financial Sector Conduct Authority. Oversight of financial services providers, retirement funds, and market conduct in South Africa.
South African Reserve Bank. Prudential supervision of banks, insurers, and financial market infrastructures.
Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority. Regulation of non-banking financial institutions in Namibia.
Central bank regulatory oversight for Botswana's financial sector, including banking supervision and financial stability.
Central Bank of Nigeria. Supervision of commercial banks, microfinance institutions, and payment service providers.
Capital Markets Authority of Kenya. Regulation of capital markets, securities exchanges, and market intermediaries.
"Entities don't pay — the regulator subscribes. As adoption grows, oversight improves for everyone."