All your RBI SEBI IRDAI IFSCA PFRDA compliance,
in one orbit.
One platform to run your entire compliance function: a register of every obligation, owners and due dates, tasks, evidence, maker-checker approvals, a tamper-evident audit trail and live readiness. Kept current automatically as regulators change the rules.
Five letters. Everything your compliance team keeps in view.
Obligations
Every regulatory duty, extracted by AI and traced to the paragraph it came from, then verified by experts before it reaches your register.
From regulation to proof, end to end
This is one obligation in Orbit, from the day the regulator published it to the day a reviewer signed it off. Every step is on the record.
Review material IT outsourcing arrangements and report to the Board
New“The intermediary shall review each material outsourcing arrangement at least once a year and place the findings before its Board.”
Sample record. Names and documents are illustrative.
Know where you stand before anyone asks
A live view by entity, department and regulator. The readiness score always shows what it counted, so it never pretends to be a certificate.
41 of 48 approved on time. 2 late, 3 awaiting review, 2 overdue.
When the rules change, your register knows first
Orbit links every circular to the ones it supersedes, amends or corrects. When a regulator changes a rule behind one of your obligations, the item lands in your Change inbox with both documents side by side.
Waiting for a decision in your Change inbox
AI that assists. People who decide.
Orbit’s AI reads, extracts, links and summarises. It never marks anything complete, and every obligation it drafts has to prove where it came from.
4.2 Without prejudice to the obligations set out above, the intermediary shall review each material outsourcing arrangement at least once a year and place the findings before its Board, together with any corrective action proposed.
Review every material IT outsourcing arrangement each year and report the outcome to the Board.
Every quote must match the source word for word, or the obligation is rejected.
Only obligations verified by JuriCloud experts can enter a register.
Unclear scope goes to expert review instead of a guess.
Regulator documents are treated as data. Instructions hidden inside them are ignored.
A named reviewer approves every piece of work. The AI never closes an item.
One register for every regulator you answer to
Entities supervised by more than one regulator keep a single register and collect evidence once.
Banks, NBFCs and payment system operators
Circulars · Notifications · Master DirectionsBrokers, AMCs, listed companies and intermediaries
Circulars · Master Circulars · RegulationsInsurers and insurance intermediaries
Circulars · Regulations · GuidelinesOne register across regulators. Evidence collected once, reused everywhere.
Give your team back the hours spent chasing
less manual compliance effort, from 46 to 12 hours a week
hours a year back to the team, about one full-time analyst
estimated yearly capacity value, before avoided penalties
Illustrative model for a five-person compliance team: 48 working weeks at ₹1,500 loaded cost per hour. We calibrate it with your data during the pilot.
Chief Compliance Officer
Before: weekly status calls and spreadsheet roll-ups.
A live, explained readiness view by entity and regulator, with rupee exposure on what is overdue.
Compliance analysts
Before: reading every circular and chasing owners by email.
AI summaries, a verified obligation library and automatic escalation do the groundwork.
Function owners
Before: unclear asks and evidence requests the week of an audit.
One list of what is due, with checklists. Upload evidence once and submit for review.
Start with a focused pilot
One entity. Your real obligations. Your real team. Success criteria agreed up front.
Add your entities, their regulators and licences, and your departments.
Pick the obligations that apply from the verified library.
Name owners and reviewers. Set schedules and reminders.
Track due dates, collect evidence and watch readiness rise.