How it works, in practice
Questions are asked where the work happens
Someone on your team asks a question inside Copilot or ChatGPT, in their own words, in the tool already open on their screen. "Is this substance restricted in the EU?" No query language, no knowing which list to search first.
Answers come from verified content
The answer is retrieved from 3E's verified content: restriction status, endpoint data, exposure limits, dangerous goods information, maintained and validated by 3E's regulatory and data science team. Not a web search. Not a guess.
The decision stays with your team
Your team acts on it in minutes, with a source they can point to when someone asks how they know. Intelligence assists your experts; it does not replace them. When sources disagree or data is missing, that gets surfaced rather than resolved, and a person decides what happens next.
What this looks like across real workflows
What the 3E Agent can answer
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- Substance and regulatory status: restriction, reporting, and authorization status for a substance across regulatory lists and jurisdictions. Each answer cites the list it came from and what that status requires.
- Regulatory monitoring and regulatory change management: proposed and enacted regulatory change, with effective dates and the obligations attached. Regulatory monitoring becomes something a team can ask about at the point of decision, rather than a stream of alerts to triage.
- Hazard, endpoint, and dangerous goods data: physical, chemical, toxicological, and ecotoxicological endpoint data, occupational exposure limits, and dangerous goods transport data.
Substances with curated regulatory status, maintained and versioned
Regulatory lists tracked, from restriction through reporting obligation
Physical, chemical, toxicological, and ecotoxicological endpoints
Countries covered by regulatory change monitoring
The trust architecture behind every answer
Verified content
Substance-level regulatory status drawn from curated regulatory lists, endpoint data, occupational exposure limits, and dangerous goods data. Curated and maintained, not scraped from public sources.
Expert interpretation
A regulatory and data science team of more than 160 experts interprets and validates that content, with analyst-written overviews explaining what a regulation requires, who it applies to, scope, thresholds, obligations, and dates. Interpretation done by people, not improvised by a model.
Governed and certified
Certified to ISO/IEC 42001:2023, the international standard for AI management systems, with responsible AI governance aligned to the EU AI Act and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework. Backed by SOC 2 Type II, with information security aligned to ISO 27001 and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework.
How this plays out across your organization.
Built to work with 3E Insight
3E Insight is still where your specialists work in depth. 3E Agent for regulatory research extends that same trusted regulatory content into the AI tools your organization already uses, reaching colleagues across the business who don’t work in 3E products day to day. Insight is the depth. 3E Agent for regulatory research is the reach. Neither replaces the other, and the content underneath both is the same.
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Frequently asked questions
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What is regulatory intelligence?
Regulatory intelligence is regulatory content plus the interpretation that makes it usable. Knowing a substance appears on a list is a record. Knowing what the rule requires, who it applies to, which threshold applies, and by when is intelligence. A regulatory record is not a regulatory decision, and closing that gap is what regulatory intelligence does. To learn more visit 3E Insight.
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How do I track and comply with regulatory compliance updates?
Proposed and enacted regulatory change is tracked with effective dates and the obligations attached, across 120+ countries. Rather than reviewing an alert stream and mapping it by hand, a team can ask what changed and what it now requires at the point of decision.
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What dangerous goods data is included?
Dangerous goods transport data is available for lookup: proper shipping names, hazard classes and divisions, packing groups, labels, and modal rules for road, rail, air, and sea. Dangerous goods classification is not part of this capability. It is delivered separately through 3E Agent’s classification capability.
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What chemical endpoint data is available?
Physical, chemical, toxicological, and ecotoxicological data across 50+ endpoints, alongside occupational exposure limits. Used to support hazard assessment, fill gaps in a dataset, and supply primary data for classification work, with each value traceable to its source.
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How does the 3E Agent work together with 3E Insight?
3E Insight is where your specialists work in depth. 3E Agent for regulatory research extends the same trusted regulatory content into the AI tools the rest of the business already uses.
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How is regulatory information kept current?
3E continuously monitors and validates regulatory developments across jurisdictions. Horizon scanning surfaces proposed and enacted changes, connecting them to affected products and markets so teams act on validated, current information—not outdated data.
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