Straight answers about Policy Compass - how it works, what it covers, and how it's different from generic AI tools.
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What it is, who it's for, and how it compares
Policy Compass is an AI-powered regulatory intelligence platform for UK energy professionals. It researches regulatory questions using authoritative sources - Ofgem, DESNZ, REC, Elexon, and industry codes - and delivers answers contextualised to your specific business.
Unlike generic AI tools, Policy Compass knows your business profile (company type, licence conditions, customer segments, regions) and applies that context to every answer. It cites every source so you can verify the output.
Policy Compass is built for energy professionals who track, interpret, and act on UK energy regulation:
It's also used by Big Four advisory teams, economic consultancies, and law firms working in the energy sector.
No. Policy Compass is a research and intelligence tool. It helps you find, understand, and track regulations - but compliance decisions remain with your team.
Think of it as a regulatory research assistant that does the reading and summarising, cites its sources, and contextualises findings to your business. Your experts then interpret, validate, and act on the intelligence.
For one-off regulatory questions, you could use ChatGPT. Here's what you'd be missing:
Policy Compass conducts real-time research across authoritative UK energy regulatory sources including:
This is live web research, not a stale database. Sources are checked in real time for every query.
Business profiles, specialist workflows, and Policy Radar
A business profile is a structured description of an organisation that Policy Compass remembers and applies to every query. It captures:
Energy consultancies typically create one profile per client. Suppliers and network operators create one profile for their own organisation. You can switch between profiles at any time - the answers adapt automatically. See how profiles work.
Different regulatory questions need different research approaches. Policy Compass detects the type of question you're asking and applies the right methodology:
Each workflow produces structured output - not just a wall of text. Executive summaries, action items, deadlines, and source citations.
Policy Radar is the proactive monitoring layer of Policy Compass. It continuously watches regulatory sources and flags changes that affect your business profiles.
When a new consultation, code modification, or policy decision is published, Policy Radar checks it against your profiles and tells you:
Think of it as the difference between checking the news and having a news alert set up for exactly the topics you care about. See how Policy Radar works.
Yes. Every Policy Compass answer can be exported as an audit-ready PDF with full citation trails. This is designed for:
The exported PDF includes the question, the full answer, all source citations with links, and the business profile context that was applied.
Pricing, free trial, and usage limits
Policy Compass Professional costs £400/month (or £320/month billed annually at £3,840/year). One plan, everything included - unlimited queries, Policy Radar monitoring, deadline tracking, regulatory landscape view, PDF exports with full citations, business profile contextualisation, daily overview briefings, and email support.
All plans include a 14-day free trial. See full pricing details.
You choose whether to continue. If you do, your subscription begins and billing starts. If not, your account is paused - not deleted - and your data stays safe for 30 days.
There is no obligation to continue after the trial, and you can cancel at any time with no penalty.
No. All plans include unlimited queries. We apply fair usage policies to prevent automated abuse, but if you're using Policy Compass as intended - researching regulatory questions for your business - you won't hit any limits.
Yes. If you need multiple business profiles, team seats, API access, or integrations, talk to us. We're working with early customers to build enterprise features around real needs, so we'd rather understand your requirements and put together something that fits than offer a one-size-fits-all package.
Privacy, data handling, and trustworthiness
No. Your business profiles, queries, and research outputs are private to your account. We do not use customer data for model training, fine-tuning, or any other purpose beyond delivering the service to you.
All data is transmitted over encrypted connections (HTTPS/TLS) and encrypted at rest. Meet George is Cyber Essentials certified, meeting UK government standards for cybersecurity.
For full details on our security practices, visit the Trust Centre.
You can export all your data at any time. If you cancel your account, we delete your business profiles, query history, and all associated data within 30 days.
We don't hold your data hostage. Your regulatory research and business profiles belong to you.
Policy Compass is designed for trustworthiness, but it is an AI tool and can make mistakes. We build in multiple safeguards:
However, AI-generated answers should always be checked by a qualified professional before acting on them. Policy Compass is a research tool that accelerates your work - it does not replace professional regulatory judgement. Your team should verify findings against source documents before making compliance, commercial, or strategic decisions.
The company behind Policy Compass
Policy Compass is built by Meet George Limited, a UK company founded in 2024 and based in Bournemouth. The founders are Joshua Winterton (CEO) and Xiaoyi Lu (CTO).
Learn more on our about page.
No. Meet George is an independent AI-powered regulatory intelligence platform. We have no affiliation with Asda, Walmart, or its George brand.
Email us at pc@meetgeorge.co.uk or use the contact form. We aim to reply within one business day.
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