
Regulatory deadline tracking and evidence assembly
The register lives in one person’s calendar and the evidence lives in folders nobody opens until the week before. This is how an agent holds both together through the period, while every filing and attestation stays with the person who signs it.
The date was known, and nobody had started the evidence
The register lives in one person's calendar and the evidence in folders nobody opens
- The obligation everybody knew about is the one whose evidence nobody started.
- The register is one person's calendar, and it goes with them when they leave.
- The evidence sits in folders nobody has opened since the last date came round, so the week before turns into a search.
- And somewhere in that register is an obligation nobody can name an owner for.
Each obligation held with its notice window, its owner and its evidence
- Evidence accumulates across the period instead of being gathered at the deadline.
- An obligation with no owner becomes visible.
- The person who attests sees the evidence before they sign.
How an agent runs it
The dates are rarely what breaks this. The register and the evidence live apart until the week they have to meet, so this workflow holds both through the period.
Holds
Watches
Assembles
Names
Human gate
Flags
Records
What changes when every obligation carries its evidence and its owner
Evidence gathered across the period
An obligation with no owner shows up
The signer sees the sources first
Where this fits
Tier 1 through the Automate a Workflow door: one process end to end, from the register you recorded to a set of evidence a person signs against. What a regulation requires is your judgement and your advisers', nothing here is a statement that you are compliant, and no filing or notification is made here. It extends toward a compliance coordinator role as a possible next step rather than a promised state, and How It Works shows how the gates are built.
