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# Regulatory Change Management Core UI

# Regulatory Change Management
Core UI {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Australia  
Updated November 5, 2026  
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The ServiceNow®
Regulatory Change Management application enables you to check upcoming regulatory changes, assess their impact, and implement risk and compliance-related changes. The application ensures overall regulatory
compliance.

Use the Regulatory Change Management application user interface to manage regulatory changes across your organization. Available features include setting up regulatory alerts, performing impact assessments, creating
regulatory change tasks, creating action plans, and managing action tasks.
* **[Regulatory alerts](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/0JxCTcDrgw7xX7P8jo~o3w)**   
  Regulatory alerts are an aggregation of different regulatory events and documents that are sourced from multiple regulatory intelligence providers. Similar to web feeds, a regulatory alert is a record of these regulatory changes. Such changes are frequently updated, and the alerts help you stay informed about the regulatory landscape.
* **[Regulatory change tasks](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/NdgtZCS04~nwl_p5kQV38g)**   
  When a manager or user marks an unassigned regulatory alert as applicable, a regulatory change task is created. Use the task to analyze the impact of the regulatory change and coordinate compliance activities.
* **[Source document import tasks](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/JuVkTrxwYmbPw84yNk1Yiw)**   
  The Regulatory Change Management application processes the alerts that are externally sourced. Source document import tasks are automatically created whenever a source document alert record is marked as applicable. The source document can refer to the legislative and regulatory materials.