CUBE has added three agentic artificial intelligence tools to its RegPlatform regulatory intelligence platform, extending its automation across regulatory change monitoring, analysis and enforcement tracking.
The Priorities, Analysis and Enforcements “coworkers” are available to existing RegPlatform customers. Application programming interface access allows firms to embed the tools within their existing compliance and risk systems rather than operate them as separate applications.
Priorities Coworker assesses incoming regulatory developments for their relevance to each organisation. It surfaces updates requiring attention while deprioritising those unlikely to require action. CUBE said early customer testing showed an 80% to 90% reduction in effort spent reviewing irrelevant developments.
The company’s 2025 Cost of Compliance Report found that 82% of surveyed firms track between 26 and 100 regulatory developments each month. However, 45% said fewer than half of those developments required action, while one fifth said the proportion was below 25%.
Analysis Coworker allows compliance teams to question applicable updates, laws and regulations using natural language. It returns structured answers based on the regulatory intelligence held for that organisation, reducing the manual work involved in searching and cross-referencing source material.
Enforcements Coworker brings fines and regulatory notices from multiple jurisdictions into a continuously updated view. It extracts related risk themes and obligations and categorises enforcement pressure by regulator, topic and severity. This could help firms connect regulatory developments with their own risk and control priorities, although the announcement does not specify how recommendations are reviewed or approved.
“Compliance and risk teams at financial services firms have always had access to regulatory intelligence from CUBE. What the agentic coworkers provide is the ability to filter any noise with incredible precision, answer compliance and risk team questions, and perform the repetitive work – all of which is delivered proactively within customer’s existing systems and operating models,” said James Mackonochie, CUBE’s Global Executive Head of Product.
The agents operate within RegPlatform’s existing Microsoft Azure infrastructure and are available through Microsoft Marketplace. CUBE said integration into a customer’s infrastructure typically takes less than two weeks and requires no changes to existing infrastructure.
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