Safety · Supported regulations
Eight rulesets ready to switch on. And room for yours.
Every framework we support is written out as discrete, testable rules — with real examples and an explicit list of what is not a violation — and kept current as the law moves. Anything we don't already cover becomes a ruleset the same way.













Today
The rules moved. Your content didn't.
EmpCo, accessibility law, the EU AI Act and sector rules like KOAG/KAG are all landing at once — and each one lands on content that was written before it existed.
Guidance that lives in a PDF
Most compliance knowledge sits in a memo on a shared drive. It can't be applied to forty thousand pages, and nobody can tell you which pages it was applied to.
Different rules per market
The same product page is governed differently in Amsterdam, Madrid and Copenhagen. Interpreting that per market, per writer, produces inconsistency by design.
Rules that change under you
A directive gets clarified, a supervisor publishes guidance, a deadline moves — and everything you already signed off quietly needs looking at again.
A rulebook that machines can actually enforce.
Written as testable rules
Each framework becomes discrete rules with real examples — and an explicit list of what is not a violation, which is what keeps findings trustworthy instead of noisy.
Maintained as the law moves
When a rule changes, the ruleset is updated centrally and your whole estate is re-audited against the new version. A rule change becomes a re-run, not a project.
Your policies count too
Your brand book, partner agreement, internal guidelines and any sector code can be turned into rulesets that run in the same pass as the regulatory ones.
The engine
From legal text to enforced rule.
Switch on the maintained rulesets that apply to you, per market and per channel. Nothing has to be written from scratch to run a first audit.
Add your own: brand book, tone of voice, partner terms, internal policy. Your compliance team writes the norm once, in its own words, including the edge cases.
Every asset is checked against the current version of every applicable ruleset, and re-checked whenever the content or the rule changes.
A memo versus a ruleset
Before — do it yourself
A PDF
of guidelines, in a shared drive
Read by whoever remembers it exists, applied inconsistently, impossible to evidence afterwards.
After — with Typetone
A ruleset
enforced on every asset, every market
Versioned, applied automatically, and logged as evidence on every single check.
Rulesets
Rulesets available today
Each has its own page explaining what it covers and how Typetone checks it. Frameworks like the European Accessibility Act and the EU AI Act are handled through the accessibility and governance rulesets.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What if our regulation isn't listed?
It becomes a ruleset. Any directive, sector code, supervisory guidance or internal policy can be written out as discrete, testable rules — the eight listed here are simply the ones already built and maintained.
Who keeps the rulesets up to date?
We do. When a framework changes, the ruleset is updated centrally and your estate is re-audited against the new version, so you see the new exposure straight away instead of at the next review cycle.
Is this legal advice?
No. Typetone applies the rules your legal or compliance team agrees to, and surfaces what needs judgment. Interpretation of the law stays with your own advisors — what changes is that they see everything, not a sample.
Do rulesets work in every language?
Yes. The same ruleset applies across 50+ languages, so a Danish product page is measured against the same standard as the English one rather than against a local interpretation.
Can different rulesets apply to different parts of the estate?
Yes. Rulesets are scoped by market, language, channel and content type, so financial promotions, product pages and social posts are each held to what actually applies to them.
Go deeper
Keep reading
Compliance audit & monitoring
How the rulesets are applied in practice: the whole estate audited in one pass, then re-checked on every change.
See the use caseLegal & compliance officers
Defining the norm once and getting a defensible audit trail behind every check and every remediation.
See the role page