Policy Compass watches UK energy's regulators and industry codes around the clock, scores every change against your business and your role, and answers any question from authoritative sources only - so your time goes to interpretation, advice, and the decisions that need you.
Three capabilities
You shouldn't have to check every regulator website every morning, wade through long documents to find what's relevant, or build deadline trackers in spreadsheets. That routine is still the default in a lot of regulatory teams, and there is a better way to keep up with regulatory change. Your business profile - and your specific role - power everything below.
Continuous monitoring
Radar reads Ofgem, DESNZ, Elexon, REC and the other bodies across UK energy - at source, every day, so you don't have to. The moment something lands, it's scored 1-10 for your business and your role, with a line on why it matters.
Set your threshold and see, against the last 30 days, exactly what you'd have received - and what you'd have missed.
Standing working groups are tracked too - remit, membership, meeting cadence and how to join - because influence happens in the room, not just on paper.
Contextualised Q&A
Ask instead of reading. Research hands back a cited answer, framed around your business and the markets your role covers, using specialist workflows tuned to the question - consultation analysis, code modification impact, policy position review.
In Slack and Microsoft Teams too, if that's where the question lands - the same grounded, cited, profile-aware answer as in the app, so the colleague who never opens another tool still gets the intelligence. Rolling out now.
Operational deliverables
Your board doesn't want a conversation log - they want a briefing. Policy Compass turns the research into things you can hand over: deadline calendars, regulatory summaries, board-ready briefings, and audit-ready PDFs with full citation trails.
Tuned to your role
Large regulatory teams split the market between them - one person on the capacity market, another on the BSC, another on the REC codes. Set your role and the work you actually do, and Policy Compass re-scores every signal and reframes its commentary around you.
The same code modification can be a 9/10 for one colleague and a 3/10 for another. Everyone gets their own feed - regulatory intelligence that knows not just your company, but your role.
See it in action
A quick tour of Policy Compass. Radar monitors change across UK energy's regulators and industry codes and scores every signal against your business and your role. Research returns cited, contextualised answers to any question. Deadlines keeps the dates in view, and Landscape lays out every body that touches your business, so you can see - and tune - what Radar watches for you.
Authoritative sources only - every answer sourced and cited, and never trained on your data.
Consultation drafting
Upload your past consultation responses and Policy Compass learns how your organisation argues - the positions you have taken, the evidence you reach for, the way you order a case. When a new consultation opens, it carves the document into its individual questions, detects each answer's convention (agree/disagree, yes/no, impact rating), and drafts a first response to every one - extending your prior positions, citing the governing source inline, and lowering its confidence where the evidence is thin.
An example based on a real consultation draft for Meet George, a business energy switching platform built by the same team behind Policy Compass.
How it works
Tell us who you are, and we do the rest. Your account is built and contextualised before anyone logs in, with monitoring already running across UK energy's regulators and codes. Add your role on top, and every answer, alert and deadline fits the work you actually do.
Request a trial and tell us your company, your website, and what you do. That's your part - and it takes a minute. You also set an interpretation stance - from the strictest reading with every uncertainty flagged, to evidence-based flexibility - and every answer holds that line.
Company name
Acme Energy Ltd
Website
acme-energy.co.uk
Profile type
Interpretation stance
We do the setup - your business profile built and contextualised, and monitoring switched on across UK energy's regulators and industry codes. All before anyone logs in.
Fuel type
Dual fuel
Licence type
Full licence
Customer segments
Domestic, microbusiness, prepayment
Operating regions
England and Wales
Everyone gets a secure sign-in link - nothing to set up. Radar's already reading the signals coming through and flagging what's relevant to your business and role; deadlines flow to your calendar, and every research answer is contextualised from day one. Each person can add standing instructions the assistant follows on every question.
Regulators and codes, watched
Radar
Always watching
Research
Contextualised answers
Deadlines
Auto-extracted dates
Purpose-built
You've tried pasting Ofgem documents into ChatGPT (or similar). You know the result - generic summaries, no business context, no citations you'd trust in a board paper. Policy Compass was built from the ground up for regulatory intelligence. We've written in more detail about where a general AI assistant helps with regulatory research and where it falls short.
Generic AI
Business context
Starts from zero every session
Source quality
Web pages, blogs - and a 403 error from the code-body sites that block bots
Citations
Hallucinated or missing
Continuous monitoring
Only answers when you ask
Policy Compass
Business context
Persistent profile applied to every query
Source quality
The modification registers themselves, including code-body sites that block generic AI tools
Citations
Every answer cited, exportable as PDF
Continuous monitoring
Radar monitors across regulators and codes continuously
A general AI assistant isn't the only route teams weigh up. We've set out the options a UK energy team has beyond an analyst subscription.
Coverage
Every body we monitor is listed inside the app - and the industry codes are read at source, including the modification registers themselves, not just news pages about them.
All 12 Ofgem-recognised industry codes
Tracked at source, modification registers included
Regulators and government
Market bodies
And beyond the monitored bodies: ask Research about a DNO's charging methodology and it reads the statement on the DNO's own website - not a code document, but critical if your charges are tied to theirs.
If a body you track is missing, tell us - we add coverage for customers routinely.
No card, no setup. Your whole team, signed in and ready.
14-day free trial, then £400/month per seat. See pricing
