Market profiles

Four market profiles ship today: EU, US, Singapore and Australia. India is served by Rotavision, a separate company that encodes the Indian instruments properly. A profile does two things: it selects which clause maps are scored, and it activates the identifier detection relevant to that jurisdiction.

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The profile is resolved per decision

This is the part that matters in an audit. The applicable profile is sealed into each record at the moment the decision was made, so an evidence pack states which laws applied then rather than which are configured today. A system that reads current configuration when producing evidence is reconstructing. Configuration drifts, and the drift is discovered in the room where it costs the most.

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A profile that selects nothing says so

Singapore selects no clause map, because MAS FEAT is principles-based and asks a firm to define its own objective. There is nothing enumerable to score against. The readiness screen reports that rather than inventing a percentage. A number against an instrument nobody encoded is a number with no denominator, and producing one would be the single most tempting dishonest thing this platform could do.

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Instruments mapped clause by clause

Instruments that are not mapped say so on their own pages, and there are two different reasons which are never collapsed. DORA and ISO/IEC 42001 have numbered articles and are unmapped because the maps are not written yet. MAS FEAT and the UK approach have nothing enumerable to map. See the regulatory mapping.

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Clause maps are data

Maps are YAML, validated against the evidence registry at load. A regulatory analyst can author one without a release, and each carries a provenance field: platform, customer or hybrid, so a reader knows whose interpretation they are looking at.

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Identifier detection

Each profile activates the identifier families relevant to it, and every family is a checksum rather than a shape. The claim is “this is a valid IBAN and the check digits agree”, not “this looks like one”. Eleven families ship: IBAN, EU VAT, three national identifier schemes (Poland, Belgium, Norway), US SSN, ABA and EIN, Singapore NRIC and UEN, Australian TFN, ABN and Medicare.