Regulatory intelligence
Regulatory intelligence for provable decisions
NORA helps regulated organizations connect requirements, documents and evidence so professionals can review information, identify gaps and make decisions with a clear record of how they got there.
technical-report.pdf · p. 47
Sampling was carried out on a nominal 25 m by 25 m grid across the central zone, with infill drilling completed in the areas of higher grade continuity.
Bulk density was applied to the block model using values determined by immersion on 118 samples, distributed across the three principal lithologies.
The method used to determine moisture content is not stated in this section.
Requirement
Density determination method must be stated, including sample count and basis
- 01Density basisreport p. 47Supported
- 02Sample countreport p. 47Supported
- 03Moisture basisno source foundOpen
- 04Reviewer sign-offawaiting reviewPending
Source retained for every linked itemDecision: with reviewer
The problem
Regulatory information is rarely where you need it
Requirements live across regulations, standards, licenses, technical reports, correspondence and internal documents.
Finding the relevant information is only part of the problem. The harder task is establishing what a requirement means, what supports it, what is missing and what still needs professional judgment.
From requirement to evidence
NORA connects the pieces that matter
NORA (Normative Orchestration & Regulatory Assurance) identifies relevant requirements, locates supporting evidence and connects the two. Instead of treating documents as isolated files, it creates a structured view of the information behind a regulatory decision
This makes it easier to see what has been established, what remains uncertain and where a reviewer needs to look closer.
Traceability
Every important conclusion should have a source
NORA keeps the relationship between requirements, evidence and their original sources visible throughout the review process. A reviewer can see where information came from, why it matters and what still requires attention.
- 01Requirement
What the regulation, standard or license condition asks to be established
- 02Evidence
The information that supports it, connected rather than filed away
- 03Source
The document and passage the evidence came from, kept visible
- 04Reviewer
The professional who examines the result and resolves what is uncertain
- 05Decision
The conclusion, with the path that led to it open to inspection
Human review
The system prepares the work, the professional makes the decision
NORA can find, extract, structure, compare and flag information. The responsible professional reviews the result, applies judgment and makes the final decision.
The goal is not to remove expertise from regulated work. It is to give experts better information to work with.
System
What NORA does
- 01Finds information relevant to a requirement across the material
- 02Extracts the passages that carry the answer
- 03Structures requirements and evidence into a working view
- 04Compares what is stated across documents
- 05Flags gaps, inconsistencies and unresolved items
Professional
What the professional does
- 01Reviews the evidence and the source behind it
- 02Validates what the system established
- 03Interprets the requirement in context
- 04Decides what is sufficient and what is not
- 05Signs, and remains accountable for the conclusion
One platform
One platform, specialized where the work demands it
NORA provides the core regulatory intelligence layer. Domain-specific add-ons extend it with the terminology, templates, requirements, workflows and functionality needed for particular regulatory environments.
The platform stays consistent. The intelligence becomes more specific.
- Core
NORA
Regulatory intelligence platform
The layer that connects requirements, documents and evidence, keeps sources traceable and organizes work for professional review.
- Extension
NORA Add-ons
Domain-specific depth
Templates, requirements, frameworks, knowledge and workflows for a particular regulatory environment, added to the same platform.
- First add-on
NORA Mining
Configured for mining
The first domain-specific extension, built around mining's technical documentation, reporting frameworks and review patterns.
First domain-specific add-on
NORA Mining
Regulatory intelligence configured for mining
NORA Mining extends NORA with mining-specific templates, frameworks, requirements and workflows for technical and regulatory work.
It is the first example of how NORA can be adapted to the demands of a specific industry without creating a separate platform for every market.
- JORC
- NI 43-101
- S-K 1300
- CRIRSCO
- SAMREC
- ANM
Why Apy Mine
Built around evidence, not assumptions
Regulated work depends on information that can be reviewed, challenged and traced back to its source. Apy Mine is building NORA around that reality.
Less time spent reconstructing information. More time spent understanding it.
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