Your compliance duties are statutory.
Keep the work behind them clear and traceable.

ClearRegs holds one compliance record for the whole project. Requirements sit by Approved Document and RIBA stage, decisions and evidence are attributed and dated as the work happens, and the regulatory research lives in the same place rather than in a separate pile of PDFs.

The regulatory burden on architects has never been greater

The Building Safety Act 2022 introduced statutory dutyholder obligations for architects in their role as Principal Designer. These are not advisory responsibilities. They are legal duties, with personal accountability attached. At the same time, regulatory guidance keeps growing more complex, more voluminous, and more consequential to get right.

Regulatory research is slow and fragmented

Finding the right clause across 20+ Approved Documents, then cross-referencing volumes and amendments, takes real time and leaves room for error.

Principal Designer duties require a paper trail

The BSA 2022 requires PDs to plan, manage, monitor and coordinate compliance at each stage. Without a structured record, demonstrating compliance after the fact is difficult.

Building control submissions need clear evidence

BCOs and Building Safety Regulator assessors increasingly expect submissions to come with a structured compliance schedule, not just drawings.

Compliance, mapped to your plan of work

ClearRegs follows the RIBA Plan of Work, surfacing the right regulatory obligations at the right stage and building an evidence trail as the project progresses.

Without a structured record
Requirements scattered across PDFs, emails and spreadsheets
Manual clause lookup, repeated on every project
No audit trail of who decided what, and when
Evidence reconstructed under pressure at handover
With ClearRegs
Every requirement in one cited register
Answers retrieved in seconds, traceable to source
Decisions timestamped and evidenced as you go
An organised, evidenced record, ready when it is asked for

The detail sits on its own pages

Rather than summarise them here, these go straight to the depth.