As regulations change across state and federal law, CompliSolv keeps your internal controls current, documented, and ready for examiner review.

Regulatory requirements change constantly, increasing the risk of missed updates and delayed action.
Community banks face the same documentation and governance standards as national banks, without the staff or budget to manage them the same way.
A single missed change can cascade into examination findings, financial penalties, and stalled growth.
CompliSolv gives banks the tools to manage regulatory obligations from initial research through documented action, with AI trained and reviewed by Polsinelli attorneys before it reaches your team.






CompliSolv is configured around your institution’s regulatory obligations, controls, and oversight.
Identify the jurisdictions, topics, and requirements that apply to your institution.
Connect regulatory requirements directly to the internal controls responsible for meeting them.
Monitor regulatory activity and update affected controls when a requirement changes.
Track every step from source law to internal action with structured documentation.
Most tools handle one piece of the compliance job and leave the rest to your team. CompliSolv connects the requirement, the control, and the documentation, so a regulatory change moves straight through to the record examiners will ask for.
Most tools report what already changed. CompliSolv flags where scrutiny is heading, so compliance is proactive.
Polsinelli attorneys and former OCC enforcement lawyers verify every requirement before it reaches a client, ensuring examiner expectations are met.
Unlimited users and flat-fee pricing mean smaller teams can meet the same regulatory standard as larger institutions without choosing between capability, cost, and access.
By keeping regulatory research, control mapping, and documentation together, CompliSolv reduces the manual handoffs where compliance work can break down.
CompliSolv's banking guidance is led by Travis Nelson, Shareholder at Polsinelli Law Firm and a former OCC enforcement lawyer. Travis has spent his career on both sides of bank regulatory matters, and every requirement and change alert on the platform reflects that experience.