For HR consultants and PEOs

Know which clients every California change hits, and prove you handled it.

Every day RegWatch matches new laws and agency changes to your clients and lists what's due for each one. Briefs go out under your firm's name, and every step leaves a record you can show.

14 days free · Consultant plans from $249/mo · Cancel anytime

Client impact

Sample
Cal/OSHA · Workplace safety4 of 12 clients

Workplace violence prevention: recordkeeping update

Effective

  • Harbor Street DentalUpdate the violence prevention log
  • Tres Rios FarmsRetrain crew leads on reporting
  • Calloway Home HealthReview incident forms
  • Northgate FreightConfirm the posted plan is current

Response record

Decision, action, evidence, and the date each client was told.

Briefs sent as Sierra HR Partners
One change, matched to the clients it affects.

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Your client book

Run compliance for a book of clients, not just one company.

One workspace holds each client profile, per-company briefs, shared review status, and source-linked follow-through, so the work is visible when a client asks what changed.

Multi-company command

Same monitoring layer, separated by client profile.

Client book

Bay Area Staffing Co

California locations, active crews, wage/hour exposure.

Professional profile

3

Open items

97

Source checks

May 6

Next review

CRD pay data reportingOwner assigned
Cal/OSHA penalty scheduleClient brief ready
Local minimum wage updateSource attached

Source coverage

Official employment sources, checked daily.

OAL, DIR, Cal/OSHA, EDD payroll rates, workers' comp rate filings, relevant federal HR sources, and the California Legislature, plus the minimum wage for every California city, flagged for the clients it affects. Bills are tracked from enrolled (before they're law) through signed, and each change is pinned to the exact code section.

One state, monitored deeper than a fifty-state tool ever could.

97

source checks

19

source groups

Daily

checks

5,276

changes logged

Coverage includes 88 monitored pages and bill tracking across 9 California codes.

Source-linked

Every alert deep-links the official record. Verify before acting.

AI-checked

AI checks alert claims against captured official-source text before email delivery.

Self-correcting

If we get one wrong, we tell the people who saw it.

Transparent

Every source is listed publicly, down to which pages and cities we check.

For the person expected to know before anyone asks.

RegWatch helps HR consultants, PEOs, and California employers answer fast: does this change affect us, and what happens next?

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A client asks about a rule you haven't seen yet

You already have the change, the clients it applies to, and the official source, before they finish the question.

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One change lands on four of your twelve clients

Each affected client gets its own due date and next step, so nothing depends on remembering who has crews or posters.

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Someone asks you to prove you told them

The response record shows the decision, the action, the evidence, and the date each client was notified.

California landscape in Ventura County, photographed by the RegWatch founder
One state. 97 source checks. Every morning.
OJAI VALLEY, CALIFORNIA

Product walkthrough

An update does not just get summarized. It gets reviewed against your business, with the official record attached.

Each change becomes a reviewable item showing who it affects, what to do next, and where to verify it.

Sample review record

The same card you get in your dashboard. Source-linked, with who it affects and the actions to close it.

CRD

Civil Rights Department

Pay data reporting · annual deadline

Action required

Pay data reporting deadline needs HR and payroll review.

Covered California employers should confirm the reporting owner, employee data inputs, and filing timing before the annual deadline.

SourceReviewSaveUsed this

Who this affects

California employers who file annual pay data reports with the CRD.

Applies if

Employer size · 100+ employees

Recommended actions

0 of 2 done

  • Confirm payroll and labor-contractor data inputs.
  • Schedule owner review before the filing window closes.
DeadlineReview by May 6
Professional

Send it on under your own name.

Forward any update to a client or a manager and it arrives signed with your firm name instead of your sign-in address. Replies still come straight to you.

What they see

Forwarded by Sierra HR Partners via RegWatch

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When they ask,
you’re ready.

A clear explanation, backed by the official source.

Official source

“State law requires employers that employed at least one eligible California employee during the previous calendar year to register for CalSavers or claim a program exemption.”

CalSavers employer help center · Deadline December 31 each year

Read the official source (opens in a new tab)

What to do

Register for CalSavers.
Or report your exemption.

Who’s covered
California employers with at least one eligible employee last year. Already sponsor a retirement plan? You’re exempt, but you still have to report it.
Next step
Register or report your exemption with your EIN and EDD payroll tax account number. After you register, you have 30 days to add eligible employees and start payroll deductions.

Priced by the size of your book

Every plan includes the full workflow for each client and the same 97 official source checks, run daily. 14 days free, no demo gate, cancel anytime.

Consultant

Up to 5 client companies

$249/mo

Client briefs are signed with your firm's name.

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Firm

White-label

Up to 15 client companies

$499/mo

Client briefs go out under your firm's name only.

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PEO & large firms

More than 15 client companies

Custom

Priced to the size of your book, white-label included.

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FAQ

Quick answers to key questions.

How do I know the summaries are accurate?

Each change is analyzed by frontier AI models using structured regulatory prompts tuned for California compliance. Every summary links back to the official government source so you can verify in one click.

How often do you check for changes?

Every day. Each check is logged, and every detected change links directly to the official source. If a page updates between checks, it's caught on the next run and surfaced in the archive.

How is my data handled?

All data is encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.2+). Payments are processed securely via Stripe. Your account is secure and digest emails remain private.

How does RegWatch know which of my clients a change affects?

Each client has a company profile: industry, locations, headcount, and workforce. Every change is scored against each profile, and a city or county ordinance only counts for clients with a location there. The cross-client view shows which clients a change likely applies to and which need a second look.

Can I send updates to clients under my firm's name?

Yes. Consultant plans sign client briefs with your firm's name, and the Firm and custom plans remove RegWatch branding entirely. Client replies always come to you.

Can a client or manager review the same workspace?

Yes. Professional and Consultant plans can invite a client or team owner into a company workspace, so action-item status, notes, owners, and completion evidence stay visible next to the same official-source record without another paid plan.

Sunset over the Pacific from the Santa Monica Mountain Range, photographed by the RegWatch founder

Turn official changes into ready next steps.

Catch what changed, act on what matters, and keep the source attached.

SANTA MONICA MOUNTAIN RANGE, CALIFORNIA