Choosing your Compliance Path
When setting up compliance management, you are prompted to select a compliance path that best fits your organization’s needs. This step streamlines how requirements and frameworks are applied within the system.
Compliance Path Options
You will see two options:
1. Regulatory Compliance for Licensed Entities
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Purpose: Designed for organizations that operate under strict regulatory oversight.
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Use Case:
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Licensed financial institutions
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Digital asset custodians/exchanges
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Entities required to comply with existing regulatory frameworks
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Benefits:
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Automatically links compliance requirements to the appropriate licensed entities.
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Ensures alignment with official regulations.
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Reduces manual setup effort.
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2. Custom Compliance Framework
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Purpose: Allows organizations to build and tailor their own compliance frameworks.
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Use Case:
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Organizations with internal governance standards
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Companies in industries without pre-defined regulations
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Teams that need flexibility to create custom obligations
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Benefits:
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Full customization of compliance rules.
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Ability to mix internal policies with external standards.
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Tailored to unique operational needs.
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How to Choose
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Review your organization’s compliance obligations:
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Do you fall under a regulator’s jurisdiction (e.g., SEC, Central Bank, or equivalent)?
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Do you need a flexible or internal compliance framework?
→ Choose Custom Compliance Framework.
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Select the option by clicking the circle at the top-right corner of the desired path.
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Click Get Started to confirm and proceed with framework setup.
Best Practices
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Start with Regulatory Compliance if your business is licensed or regulated—this reduces risks of non-compliance.
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Use Custom Frameworks when building internal audit processes, preparing for future regulation, or enforcing internal policies.
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Hybrid Approach: Some organizations set up Regulatory Compliance first, then extend it with Custom Frameworks for internal controls.