RegulationCity includes a translate function – enabling translation of any document
into any one of 100 languages. To translate a document, simply select the language.
10 flags are displayed in the right hand navigation – and all other languages are
accessible from a drop down list.,

Every Regulation in RegulationCity has a glossary of terms that will appear as pop up definitions – when you run your mouse over a term that appears in green in the text.

RegulationCity display the latest version of a regulation – and gives you the option to view a previous version. To view a previous version of a regulation, select Previous Version from the About the Document card.

Click on Compare Versions to see both version of the Regulation.

The regulation will display with
– Deleted content highlighted in Red
– New Content highlighted in Green

Every regulation in RegulationCity has been summarised to enable you to see a short
summary of the document content.

Click on View Summary in the Revealr AI box in the top right navigation.

The document summary will generate on the screen.

To select the document you wish to query, either select from the drop down list or enter the name of the document.

Enter the query in the text box at the bottom of the page. The results of your query will then display – together with a link to all the sources used for the query response.

A key feature of RegulationCity is that queries are conducted on a secure environment. RegulationCity does not reference any sources outside the trusted environment of the Revealr Digital Twin to respond to your query. As a result you can be confident that the query uses only the Regulation selected to answer your question.

Every document and section in RegulationCity is linked to related content – Acts and Regulations for example.

With over 60,000 pages of content, RegulationCity is a content rich site covering a vast range of regulatory matters. Our Digital Twin technology creates a tag cloud on every page – highlighting the key terms on that page – based upon frequency.

Clicking on a tag opens a list of all the documents within RegulationCity where this term appears.

Navigation to any section of any document is designed to be very simple – clicking on the left hand navigation. This is built automatically from the table of contents of the document.

The main headings (heading 1) are accessed directly from the navigation. Sub- headings will drop down as soon as the plus sign to the right of the heading is clicked. 

There are 2 ways to find a regulation. – either from the Regulator or using Search