Foresight runs it.
Your team signs it off.

Regulatory workflows run as a chain of steps. AI agents research each item, and your team approves the result.

Illustrative. Tarnwick is fictional.

Each agent does only what its step allows

The step is written as instructions a colleague could follow. Its permissions are listed beside it, so it’s clear what the agent can read and change.

See the outcome before you rely on it

Before a workflow goes live, it runs on a few recent alerts. You see what each step did with each one and what came of it, so you know what to expect.

Starts when something it watches changes

Foresight’s monitoring is built in, so a new regulatory alert can start a workflow. So can an update to the Candidate List or a PFAS list, a new study or a changed deadline.

Your team signs off, in the order you set

Each result goes to the people you name, in turn. They see what the agent found and its source, and the result moves on only once they all approve.

Verify every result, step by step

Each result keeps a record of what every step did, the source it relied on and who approved it, so you can check it yourself or show an auditor.

Foresight does the research. Your team decides.

Set up
Foresight’s team builds each workflow with you, around your products and the way you work.
Watch
Foresight’s monitoring starts a workflow when something it watches changes.
Research
AI agents work through each item and cite the source of every finding.
Decide
Your team approves each result, sends it back or rejects it, in the order you set.
Record
Every step, source and decision stays with the result, ready to check.
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What teams ask about Workflows

Can we build our own workflows?

Foresight sets each workflow up with you. Tell your Foresight contact about the recurring work, and they’ll shape the steps, what starts it and who signs off.

Who approves the results?

Your team. Each decision names the people who approve and the order they approve in. A result moves on only once they all approve, and any of them can send it back or reject it.

When does it run?

When something it watches changes, such as a new regulatory alert, an update to the Candidate List or a changed deadline. Between changes it waits.

What if an agent gets something wrong?

Your team sees what the agent found and the source it used before approving, and can send it back or reject it. Before a workflow goes live, you see how it handles recent alerts.

Can my team see the steps?

Yes. Each result shows what every step did, the source it relied on, and who approved it and when.

Tell Foresight about a check you repeat

Describe the work, the sources it starts from and the result you need.