DriftPatrol watches competitor terms, vendor SLAs, and regulator pages — then emails a plain-English diff every Monday at 9 AM ET. Material changes flagged. Defensible audit trail. Zero paralegal hours.
Generic monitoring tools were built for marketers — they flag every pixel and bury the one change that matters. We needed a brief in legal English, once a week, from an engine that read the whole page and judged what mattered. — what every general counsel said when we showed them the prototype
The four documents your IT, risk, and bar counsel need are published before you sign anything. No NDA required to read them.
Competitor terms. Vendor SLAs. State regulator pages. The internal policy repository. Whatever you wish someone had been watching. Paste them, CSV-upload them, or send them to us in an email.
Every page crawled daily. Full-text snapshots encrypted at rest. When something changes, our legal-trained LLM extracts the meaningful diff — ignoring footer churn and nav drift — and writes a plain-English summary.
Material changes first, keyword-flagged for the issues you care about (arbitration, indemnity, rate change). Below that: non-material updates and a full audit trail of every URL that didn't move.
Track opposing counsel's published positions, arbitration clauses on target defendants, regulator enforcement pages. Build a defensible timeline of when public statements changed — to the second. Past versions are preserved in encrypted storage; export to PDF anytime.
Common watchlist: 25 opposing-counsel/defendant TOS pages + 10 state regulator enforcement bulletins.
Watch target-company terms, privacy policies, vendor SLAs from sign-to-close. Any change between LOI and closing is flagged within 24 hours; any change post-close that affects the rep-and-warranty surface is auto-archived for the disclosure schedule.
Common watchlist: target's TOS + privacy + 8 vendor SLAs + 3 regulator pages relevant to the deal.
Every state and federal regulator page relevant to your clients' industries. Catch fee bumps, reporting-threshold revisions, new enforcement priorities at the source — not three weeks later when a trade publication writes them up. Output is timestamped and exportable as evidence of constructive notice.
Common watchlist: 50 state DOI/DFPR/ARDC pages, federal CFPB/FTC/HHS pages, 25 enforcement bulletin URLs.
Carrier coverage-position pages, state DOI bulletins, evolving reservation-of-rights templates. When carrier language shifts, your bench knows the same business day. Captures every version for the file when a coverage dispute later turns on dated language.
Common watchlist: 12 carriers × public coverage pages + 6 state DOI bulletins + 4 industry-association pages.
Replace the quarterly "have we checked our vendor TOS" meeting with a passive Monday brief. Your risk committee sees changes the week they happen. The board gets a quarterly summary. You get back the four hours your team currently loses to manual review.
Common watchlist: 25 vendor SLAs + 10 competitor public terms + 5 regulator pages relevant to your industry.
One 30-minute feedback call per month. After ten seats fill, Standard pricing applies — but Founding 10 stays at $199 forever.
Practice-management, legal research, contract lifecycle, consumer-legal, compliance — anywhere lawyers ask "what changed on this page?" and your team would have to build it. License our API in 2 weeks; deploy white-label in 6.
Pick the day you'd rather find out. The first ten firms set the rate they pay for life.