About
Built by the people who live the calendar.
ETFcomply comes from practitioners running live ETFs. We built it because the internal compliance job was being held together with spreadsheets, calendar reminders, and a memory of which email had the board minutes. We wanted one organized system of record, so we built it.
Why we made it
An internal ETF compliance function tracks dozens of obligations, each with its own clock and its own citation, and has to prove the work when an examiner asks. Doing that from an inbox and a shared drive is a lot of manual reconstruction. ETFcomply keeps the record organized as the work happens, so the proof is already there.
How we build
The rules are treated as data, not code, so when a regime shifts we can carry a pending note and an effective-date range rather than wait on a release. We would rather be precise about what the product does today than promise things it does not. It organizes, tracks, and prepares. It does not make guarantees about outcomes.
The honest disclaimer
ETFcomply is not legal advice and does not itself file with the SEC. Confirm every date and applicability against current SEC and IRS releases and your own counsel. It is a tool for the compliance team that owns the file.
Want to talk to us?
We would like to hear how your compliance function runs today, and where an organized record would help most.