Your policies are written.
Let your staff ask them.
Staff shouldn't dig through 500-page manuals or interrupt your compliance officer for the same twenty questions. Point Docubot at the rules you already follow, and every branch gets the same answer — with the citation.
SOURCE-CITED · DETERMINISTIC · A COMPLIANCE AID, NOT LEGAL ADVICE
A compliance question, answered with its citation.
NCUA cyber-incident reporting, decided by the rule itself.
The live demo walks a federally insured credit union through 12 CFR 748.1(c): is this a reportable cyber incident, and if so, exactly what the NCUA asks for — assembled inside the 72-hour clock. Every branch cites its paragraph in the CFR.
Decides reportability
The three categories — substantial loss, disruption from a cyberattack, third-party/CUSO compromise — asked as the rule defines them, with the good-faith exclusion up front.
72-hour clock
If it's reportable, it gathers exactly the NCUA card fields and points you to the three ways to notify — with the "do not send" warnings intact.
Verifiable, not vibes
The regulatory quotations are verbatim from the CFR. It's a compliance aid, not legal advice, and it doesn't notify the NCUA for you — your credit union stays in control.
Bring us one manual.
It comes back answering questions.
One department, up to 500 pages, live in 14 days at a fixed price. Your staff ask; it answers from your policy — with the citation — and escalates when policy is silent.
Document the decision. Cite the source. Never guess.