Regulation made executable.

breacan is designed for financial businesses working across products, structures and asset classes. It assesses what each product is likely to be under the relevant regulatory framework and identifies the obligations that may follow.

Products that fall outside the financial product perimeter can also be recorded, including the reasoning and evidence supporting that assessment. Every product follows the same underlying structure: classification, obligations, decisions, evidence and accountability.

No. breacan gives legal advisers a structured environment to contribute advice, review decisions and maintain the record behind each product. Its classification and obligation logic reduces repetitive work and gives advisers the relevant context from the outset.

That leaves legal expertise focused on the questions that require professional judgement, rather than repeatedly establishing facts and reconstructing work already done.

breacan reduces the repeated work involved in establishing, maintaining and demonstrating the governance position of your products. Teams spend less time reconstructing context, gathering evidence and preparing reports under pressure.

As product volume and complexity grow, the same system carries more of the work. This reduces the manual effort and coordination that would otherwise grow alongside the business.

breacan structures classification, obligations, advice, evidence and approvals from the outset. Product teams can understand the regulatory questions surrounding new and existing products before escalating them to legal and compliance.

That reduces avoidable back-and-forth between teams and makes governance part of the product workflow, rather than a separate exercise before launch.

Without a structured record, teams often have to search emails, shared drives and individual files to reconstruct the position under pressure.

With breacan, the relevant record is already assembled as part of the work. You control what each authorised party can access or export, so you can respond with the relevant information without rebuilding the evidence each time.

breacan maintains the product's history. Changes can trigger a review of the classification and obligations, with new requirements flagged for consideration.

Advice, decisions, evidence and approvals remain connected to it, preserving the reasoning behind its current position.

Enterprise AI can analyse information, draft documents and answer questions. But a general-purpose AI system does not, by itself, establish a governed record of regulatory decisions, supporting evidence and accountable people. Its outputs need structure, review and traceability.

breacan's classification logic is grounded in the relevant legal frameworks. It provides a consistent basis for assessing products and identifying the obligations that may follow.

Around that logic, breacan connects the obligations, advice, decisions, evidence, approvals and accountability that make up the continuing record. Enterprise AI can contribute to that work. breacan provides the structure in which its output can be reviewed, recorded and governed.

You’re in control. The people responsible for a product can contribute, alongside authorised external parties. These may include legal advisers, compliance teams, distributors, insurers and accountable members of leadership or the board.

Access is controlled by role and permission. Within a firm, teams and product areas can remain separated so confidential work stays within the appropriate information boundaries. External advisers work through breacan, with access limited to the information authorised for them, rather than through shared files across their client relationships.

breacan is in development, with launch planned for early 2027. Ahead of launch, we are establishing a small group of design partners to help shape the product around real regulatory and operational requirements.



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breacan's team specialises in digital assets, and the product is designed to support the classification and governance work associated with evolving regulatory requirements.

Under the Digital Assets Framework, firms will need to establish how their products and activities are treated and address the obligations that follow. breacan connects that assessment with the supporting advice, decisions, evidence and accountability.

The framework may be the reason to act, but breacan maintains the same record across your wider product range, not just digital assets.

Design partners work closely with breacan during development, with early access and a meaningful role in shaping the product. Their real products, requirements and workflows help inform its classification logic, obligation sets and operating model.

This is a working partnership, not simply an opportunity to observe a pilot. Partners contribute practical experience to help ensure breacan reflects the demands of their businesses.