Months of Manual Extraction
Reading three MAS instruments and re-keying every duty into a register is weeks of work. It arrives finished and cited.
Findings You Cannot Trace
Every obligation is quoted verbatim and page-anchored, so an examiner's question traces to the source in one step.
Gaps Hiding Between Instruments
Guidance and the two binding Notices sit in one register, so a duty in the Cyber Hygiene or Outsourcing Notice is not missed.
Interpretation Bottlenecks
Regulatory intelligence on every record explains what a duty means and how teams implement it, without waiting on one analyst.
- Coverage
- 393 obligations, each individually cited to the source.
- Instruments
- MAS TRM Guidelines (2021), Cyber Hygiene Notice FSM-N06 (2024), and Outsourcing Notice 658 (2023).
- Schema
- 46 fields in four structured layers: verbatim, normalized, parsed, context.
- Regulatory Intelligence
- A generated summary, purpose, relationship, and implementation notes on every record.
- Evidence
- 393 source-verified page captures, one per obligation. A Collection exclusive.
- Formats
- Excel workbook, JSON, CSV, plus all three original source PDFs.
- Updates
- Point-in-time and versioned; an annual update subscription is optional, never required.
- License
- Single-organization commercial license, delivered by instant download.
Guidance and the two binding Notices, honestly labelled and decomposed the same way, so one register covers the whole MAS technology and outsourcing perimeter.
Excel
Cover, Obligations, Data Dictionary, Methodology, Change Log
JSON
Versioned, checksummed envelope for pipelines and AI
CSV
Flat table for spreadsheets, BI, and SQL
Plus the original regulator source PDFs, in the package.