Licensing and rule change alerts

What it watches

Coverage is board by board and state by state. A typical setup starts with the two or three states you actually operate in and the specific professions you care about, then expands as you win work elsewhere. Once a source is wired it stays in the registry, and every customer benefits from it.

What a change looks like

The alert tells you what changed, the effective date, and who is affected, with a link to the board notice. No page diffs to read, no PDFs to open unless you want the original.

Who it is for

• Training providers whose course catalog depends on CE hour requirements
• Staffing firms that place licensed trades across state lines
• Compliance managers tracking renewals and fee changes in many states
• Anyone licensed in more than one state who finds out late

Most people hear about a rule change from a client, a competitor, or a failed renewal. The whole point is hearing it from the source, on the day it publishes.

How setup works

Setup is a form, not a project. You tell us the boards, portals, parties, brands, or regions that matter, we wire the sources, and the first digest arrives within about 48 hours. You get real alerts for two weeks before any invoice, and you can adjust the filters as often as you like.

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