Compliance teams monitor the
same sources weekly. Automate it.

The FDA updates recall and enforcement action data weekly. Manually checking openFDA every week is error-prone: you miss the window between publication and your next scheduled review, you have no audit trail, and you cannot filter efficiently across drug, device, and food categories simultaneously.

The FDA Recalls Scraper lets you run a filtered query on a schedule: by product type, classification (Class I = serious health risk, Class II = potentially harmful, Class III = regulatory violation), firm name, state, and date range. Each run returns only new records since your last pull. If nothing new was issued, you pay nothing.

Pipe the output to Slack, email, or a Notion database. The monitoring loop runs itself.

Every proposed rule and final rule in the US appears in the Federal Register before taking effect. Comment deadlines for proposed rules are published here. Effective dates are published here. Regulatory teams that track this manually miss documents and deadlines.

The Federal Register Scraper filters by agency (FDA, EPA, CFPB, SEC, HHS, or any other), document type (Proposed Rule, Final Rule, Notice, Presidential Document), and date range. Each result includes the comment deadline for proposed rules, the effective date for final rules, and full document text for analysis or RAG ingestion.

Competitor pipeline monitoring requires tracking trial status across dozens of NCT IDs simultaneously. ClinicalTrials.gov updates daily. Status changes (Recruiting to Active, Not Yet Recruiting to Withdrawn), protocol amendments, and new site additions all appear in the registry before they appear anywhere else.

Filter by sponsor name, drug intervention, condition, or phase. Run on a schedule and diff the output against your last pull to surface only what changed. The ClinicalTrials Scraper returns structured JSON with sponsor, enrollment, sites, and contact information per study.

Litigation against a competitor, a new appellate ruling in your industry, a district court decision on a regulatory question you care about: these all appear in CourtListener before they appear in legal research tools that charge per search.

The CourtListener Scraper lets you run keyword or party-name searches across federal and state court opinions. Set up a scheduled run on a company name, an industry keyword, or a regulatory statute number. New opinions surface automatically. Each result includes case name, court, judge, date, citations, and a direct link to the full opinion text.

Healthcare companies that work with providers need to verify NPI status at onboarding and on a recurring basis afterward. A deactivated NPI on a billing claim is a compliance event. Manual spot checks on the NPPES lookup tool do not scale past a few dozen providers.

The NPI Registry Scraper pulls from the official CMS NPPES database: NPI number, credentials, specialty taxonomy, practice addresses, and enumeration type. Supply a list of NPIs or run a name and specialty search. Pay per provider returned. Nothing charged on empty lookups.

8-K filings are material event disclosures: leadership changes, material agreements, bankruptcy, restatements, and adverse regulatory actions all require 8-K filings within four business days. Insider Form 4 transactions are filed within two business days of the transaction.

For counterparty risk monitoring, a public company's 8-K and Form 4 feed is a leading indicator. The SEC EDGAR Filings actor pulls by ticker, CIK, or company name with date and form type filters. Run it on a schedule against your vendor and partner list.