Regulatory Reporting

Report once. Keep every regulator up to date.

Big projects spend weeks pulling together reports for regulators. Arcencore matches the evidence you already collect to the rules you have to follow, whether that’s an ISO standard or a national or international regulator, and turns it into reports that are ready to send.

How it helps companies

Less time spent gathering documents and filling in reports

Fewer surprises at inspection time, because gaps show up early

One set of evidence reused for lenders, insurers and regulators

How it helps regulators

A secure portal to receive regular, up-to-date reports from the projects they oversee

Reports linked to the evidence behind them, not just summaries

Less time chasing paperwork and more time on the issues that matter

You stay in control

Companies decide what is shared and with whom

Regulators receive what the law or licence already requires, just faster and clearer

Every report keeps a record of where its information came from

FAQ

Common questions

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Which rules and standards can evidence be matched to?

Arcencore is designed to match evidence to ISO standards, national requirements such as mining licence and environmental permit conditions, and international frameworks. During the pilot we set up the requirements for each project together with the client.

Do regulators need to sign up to anything?

No. Reports can be exported and sent in the usual way. Where a regulator chooses to, it can receive reports through a secure portal instead.

Who decides what is shared with a regulator?

The company does. Regulators receive what the law or licence already requires, just faster and clearer. Nothing else is shared without the company’s permission.

Does this replace our compliance team?

No. It takes away the busywork of gathering documents and filling in reports, so your team can focus on fixing issues and working with regulators.

Can the same evidence be used for lenders and ESG reports?

Yes. That’s the idea: collect evidence once, then use the same checked record for regulators, lenders, insurers and ESG reporting.