You name it.
Foresight watches it.

Foresight monitors regulators, journals and anything you name, and flags what affects your products and markets.

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Most important first

Foresight rates each alert High, Medium or Low against your products, substances, markets and topics, so your team can filter the feed to one tier.

Every score, broken down

Open an alert’s scoring details to see how it rated on topic, substances, impact, geography and urgency. The score is automatic. If one looks wrong, tell Foresight from the alert itself.

Where it stands, and what’s next

Every alert shows its policy stage, the markets and laws it touches, and the dates that matter, from consultations to compliance deadlines.

Science before the regulator

Foresight watches the scientific literature every day for new papers on your substances and the endpoints you follow. It rates each paper High, Medium or Low against your products.

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Anything else, watched as a project

Regulatory horizon scanning and literature monitoring run as projects in your workspace. To watch something else, such as competitors or the trade press, request a custom project, and Foresight scopes it with you.

See the Regulatory horizon scanning project

What changed, in your inbox

Each person on your team chooses a daily or weekly email digest of new regulatory alerts, and can open any of them in Foresight from the email.

Bring in the colleague who has to act

Mention a colleague in a comment on the alert, and link a task for the follow-up. Mark it important, hide what doesn’t apply or file it in a collection.

The watch every project draws on

Foresight watches each of these sources directly and brings what changes there to your team as alerts.

  • ECHA

    Its website and published data

  • UK HSE

    The GB mandatory classification list

  • European Parliament and Council

    What’s said in their sessions

  • US state legislatures

    State bills and hearings

  • Scientific literature

    New papers on your substances and the endpoints you follow

  • Web pages and feeds

    Regulators’ pages and feeds, checked for changes

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What teams ask about Monitoring

Is Monitoring the same as horizon scanning?

Monitoring is how Foresight does horizon scanning. It watches regulators, legislatures and journals, and the Regulatory horizon scanning project scores what it finds for your organisation, most important first.

Who writes the alerts?

Foresight’s agents write each regulatory alert from the official source. Foresight’s team publishes regulatory alerts and resolves the items its agents pass to them. Each literature alert summarises its paper and links to it.

Is the score checked by an expert?

No. The score is automatic: 70 or more is High, 40 to 69 is Medium and below 40 is Low. Each alert shows the reasons behind its score. If a score looks wrong, tell Foresight from the alert.

How quickly do alerts arrive?

Regulatory alerts reach your feed as Foresight publishes them, and your digest brings them daily or weekly. Foresight checks the scientific literature for new papers every day.

Can we change what’s monitored?

Yes. Ask Foresight to add substances, keywords or markets, and the team updates your profile.

Can Foresight watch competitors or the trade press?

Yes, as a project. Request a custom project from your Projects page and describe what you need watched. Foresight scopes it with you.

The rest of the platform

Each part works on the same Foresight records: the alerts, the substances and the key dates.

See the alerts that would reach you

Bring your substances, your markets and the regulators you follow.

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