The engine behind ‘keeps itself current’

Trusq monitors bounded official sources directly — EUR-Lex legislation and listed standards references, official guidance, Dutch AP authority news and court rulings — across the frameworks you care about, continuously.

A change only counts when it can be traced to the official text: the instrument, the article and the version. No source, no answer — that rule holds for the whole pipeline, not just the app.

Most incoming signals are duplicates, drafts or low-relevance items. Automated triage filters those out, so you only ever see what survives that filter — a factual, high-signal feed rather than a firehose.

A detected change from an official source is published immediately — labelled ‘not yet editorially verified’ with its primary source — and rebuilt onto the public changelog within minutes. A person then reviews and refines or retracts it: correction after publication, never a gate before it. Everything remains checkable by you, your board or a regulator.

How does an Official Journal publication or a court ruling end up as a concrete check on your team's list? From EU change to action walks through the whole loop — the sources, the five types of change, the verification bar and what your team gets — with live examples from the feed.

The output of this pipeline is public and dated: the updates feed shows what moved, what Trusq monitors lists the exact sources, and the regulatory changelog logs every change with its source. Want to see it applied to your systems? Run the free impact & opportunity scan.