The Great United offers a compliance scanner that analyzes web page text to identify language that conflicts with current executive orders, then supplies direct links to the relevant orders for correction. Users simply input a URL to receive a detailed report highlighting non‑compliant sections and the applicable regulatory references, helping organizations maintain up‑to‑date legal alignment.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Organizations must ensure that the public-facing content on their websites complies with evolving executive orders, but manually reviewing each page is time‑consuming and prone to oversight.
Solution
The Great United provides an automated compliance scanner that extracts the text of a given web page, compares it against the latest executive orders, and highlights any language that deviates from the required standards. Users simply enter a URL, and the tool returns a visual report with non‑compliant sections marked and direct links to the specific orders for reference. This enables rapid identification of issues and supports swift remediation without the need for extensive legal review.
Target Audience
Primary users are compliance officers, legal teams, and web content managers at corporations, NGOs, and government contractors who must align public communications with federal executive directives.
Features
- URL‑based scanning that parses full page text, including dynamically loaded content
- Real‑time comparison against an up‑to‑date database of current executive orders
- Highlighted output showing exact non‑compliant excerpts with inline annotations
- Direct hyperlinks to the relevant executive order sections for quick reference