The compliance layer for regulated content.
For MGAs and embedded insurance providers expanding across jurisdictions. A signed-off compliance ruleset per market, an AI-assisted pipeline that cleans your wordings against it, and an audit ledger that records risk positions, rationales, and approvers.
In regulated companies, wording compliance lives in email threads, meeting minutes, and one-off lawyer notes. Nobody owns it. The cost lands in four places: revenue, growth, operations, and the licence itself.
When wordings cause friction, distribution partners walk. Revenue you've already won, leaving the door behind them.
New partners can't go live until wordings are clean. Pipeline backs up while compliance plays catch-up.
Lawyers, PMs, and insurance managers caught in one-off rework cycles instead of building the company.
A regulator that judges your governance inadequate can revoke your licence to operate. The deepest leg of the pain.
Semantiq is four parts working as one system. Lose any one and the value collapses.
Wording drafted in English (en-GB); target distribution requires translation to German for consumer-facing documents.
Wording references the UK Financial Ombudsman Service. German consumers must be directed to the Versicherungsombudsmann.
Governing law clause specifies England and Wales. German consumer-protection mandates German law and venue for B2C contracts.
IPID (Insurance Product Information Document) absent; mandatory under IDD Art. 20.
AI-researched, human-ratified, version-controlled. The whole organisation works from one source of truth on what compliance means in each market. Not a lawyer's email, not a slide deck, not an LLM's best guess.
Assess, decide a position, remediate, translate. AI does the heavy lift; humans gate the risk decisions. The output is a market-ready wording with every change traced.
When a regulator asks why a clause says what it says, the answer is in the ledger. Citation, severity, sign-off, the person who approved it. All attached to the wording, all retrievable in minutes.
When rules change or wordings drift, you know first. The system converts you from reactive to proactive. From "someone complained" to "we caught it before it shipped."
"Before Semantiq, localisation touched every department. Nobody owned it. They gave it a home."
Chief Risk Officer · Global insurer
Regulated companies default to four playbooks. Each handles part of the problem. None handle the whole system. Semantiq is built for what they can't do together.
Bespoke work. Non-recyclable. No system of record. £1–3k an hour for a one-off opinion that lives in someone's inbox.
Six- to twelve-month ramp. £150k+ per FTE. Still no audit trail. Still no monitoring. The cost stays even when activity drops.
Hallucinations. No citations. No human gates. No defence when the regulator asks where your compliance position came from.
Hope nothing surfaces. Wait for partners or regulators to catch it. Pay the cost in churn, stalled growth, and licence exposure.
A 30-minute walkthrough. We'll look at one of your live wordings against a signed-off ruleset and show you what a Semantiq audit looks like: defects, citations, remediation, and the audit trail that comes with it.