Regulatory changes, connected to the workflow they affect.
Fee, disclosure, and screening requirements change across jurisdictions. NOVY maintains a curated jurisdiction cross-reference — reviewed and dated by our team — and connects it to configured rules and lease form logic so teams can see where a change may require review.
A person read it. The date says so.
Every entry in the cross-reference carries a review stamp and date so teams can see when the reference was last reviewed and use it as operational context inside the workflow.
A change lands with its effective date
When a jurisdiction enacts something new, the entry updates — status, effective date, review stamp — as a dated edit to the reference, not an alert storm.
Connected to what you've configured
The reference isn't a library off to the side — entries connect to your configured fee and disclosure rules, so a change points at the exact configurations it may affect, for your review.
Configured form rules carry into lease generation
Lease generation uses configured form rules alongside the reviewed jurisdiction cross-reference to surface required and conditional documents for review, with the workflow trigger visible. When property location changes, the configured ruleset is evaluated again.
Which ruleset, which versions, preserved
Each lease preserves the ruleset and library versions used at send, so later review can see which configured reference state informed that lease.
Reviewed, dated, connected —
before the next lease is built.
Regulatory awareness with a paper trail
When the reference is curated and connected, three things stop happening.
No statute-reading side job
Teams work from a reviewed, dated reference instead of interpreting legislative updates between tours.
One reference everywhere
Every property configures against the same reviewed cross-reference, reducing differences created by separate local reference sets.
Dated answers
What the reference said, when it was reviewed, and which ruleset built each lease is documented — supporting consistent responses when questions come.
What this capability inherits, and what it gives
Regulatory Tracking is one step in one governed leasing workflow — each step builds on what came before.
- Jurisdiction review work by the NOVY compliance team
- Your configured fee and disclosure rules from property settings
- Property location context for binding
- Reviewed, dated cross-reference entries connected to configured rules
- Configured form selection informed by the cross-reference to lease generation
- Ruleset and version stamps to the audit record
Ask about the jurisdictions you operate in
Tell us your markets — we'll show you what the reviewed cross-reference holds for them. If the right answer isn't NOVY, we'll tell you.