Cleo Labs

Cleo turns your catalog into an obligation map. A CSV upload or just a domain name is enough for the platform to extract ingredients, claims and certificates, then tie each product to the regulations that apply. The matrix view shows regulation, jurisdiction, product, category, status, risk level, deadline and owner in one table, and you can export it as CSV or JSON. The point is compliance automation: replacing the manual task of cross-checking every SKU against every market by hand.

Signals land before rules enter into force, not after. When a restriction passes, say a PFAS rule in Minnesota or a CBP claim renewal under TSCA, Cleo flags the affected products, shows how many SKUs are impacted and estimates the revenue at risk. Alerts carry a severity level and a countdown to the deadline, so a team can act on the items that matter most first. Miss a deadline and the cost is real.

Every market's status sits in one view, per country, with effective dates and local exceptions surfaced automatically. The platform spans from the EU's ESPR to California's Prop 65, and it labels each market as compliant, gap, or in progress. That makes market expansion a question of reading a table rather than commissioning a fresh research project. No more six-month studies.

Cleo indexes more than 19,000 authorities and 25,000 active regulations across 106 countries. Regulators like the FDA, ECHA, COFEPRIS and IFRA are tracked at their official sources, and every finding links back to the original text. There's no black box: your team can review, audit and defend each conclusion, which matters when the answer has to hold up in front of a regulator. REACH compliance and GPSR compliance sit right alongside the rest, each cited to the ruling that drives it. That's the whole point.

The dashboard runs on a real catalog. It shows scanned SKUs, markets covered and an overall compliance percentage at a glance, then breaks down by sector, such as beauty at 94 percent or electronics at 76 percent. You can toggle columns, search across the matrix and filter by status, so a manager can spot the highest-risk items without digging through rows of data. Clean and fast.

Beyond the main platform, Cleo exposes a legal data API with documentation and a playground, plus a public coverage atlas that maps products to HS codes, regulations and enforcement authorities. The atlas shows how much of each market's rules are monitored live, which is unusual transparency for this kind of tool. Developers can pull regulatory data directly into their own systems rather than working only through the dashboard. Not many vendors do that.