European regulation is fragmented and constantly evolving. Sweepline scans your product and codebase, checks against our database of 40+ EU and local regulatory frameworks (GDPR, DSA, DMA, …) and sets up a market readiness board so your teams know exactly what changes to make.
01 · The problem
Keeping track of changing regulations across 27 markets is difficult. Non-compliance results in lost deals and hefty fines. Redeveloping existing features is expensive.
Some local requirements:
Your product and legal teams can't research what they don't know exists.
Mandatory Impressum page on all German websites
Illegal to display promotions without a 30-day average price
E-invoicing required from September 2026
Mandatory disclaimers for subscriptions and user data usage across most markets
Cancel button required by law on every subscription page
14-day withdrawal period on most consumer purchases
02 · The solution
We check your product and your codebase against EU regulations and business practices for each market you want to launch in. You get a list of everything that needs to change, sorted by how critical it is, with effort estimates and links to the actual regulation. With a real-time assessment score to see how you're progressing.
Connect your repo. Tell us your target markets. Answer some questions about your local business model and rules. Within 48 hours, you get a full compliance readiness report that highlights fit-gaps by severity and effort.
48-hour delivery · Per-market scope
We integrate into your Jira and your repos. When your team plans a feature, we flag the EU compliance implications before the design is finalized, not after launch.
Jira · GitHub · GitLab
Regulations are constantly evolving. Know about relevant upcoming regulations months before their deadline, with specific guidance on what they mean for your product.
Daily updates · 40+ frameworks
03 · Who it's for
Compliance shouldn't be a quarterly meeting you have with Legal, it should be a continuous development practice. We don't draft meaty legal memos — we add a PR comment while you're writing code. Think of it as an ESLint for compliance.
Don't rely on a checkbox in the Definition of Ready to ensure legal compliance. We check proposed features automatically in the background by integrating with Jira or Linear, so we can flag potential issues early.
Expanding into new markets can unlock tremendous growth but comes with risk of delays or rollbacks. Follow market readiness in real time with our readiness score, communicate clearly to your board, and only pull the lever when all fixes are in.
We bridge the gap between what your legal team knows and what the engineers know. We surface potential risks that start in code, so you can analyse and address them.
When a prospect asks 'are you compliant in our market?' you need an answer that signals confidence. Our readiness dashboard and compliance report are easily shareable and tell customers exactly how you comply.
04 · How it works
Industry, customer type, target markets, tech stack. A short questionnaire that takes less than 15 minutes.
Link your GitHub or GitLab repo. Connect Jira for monitoring or if you want findings synced there.
A full compliance audit for your target markets. Each finding is classified by severity, linked to your code, and mapped to the specific regulation.
The audit turns into a board your team works from. Assign findings, track progress per market, and get notified when new regulations affect you.
05 · From audit to action
A PDF that sits in someone's inbox doesn't get anything fixed. So instead of a report, you get a board. Every finding is a card with a severity level, a market tag, and an effort estimate. Assign it to someone, move it to "in progress," and your readiness score updates automatically. It syncs with Jira, Linear, and GitHub Issues if your team already works there.
EU Readiness Score
31/100
weighted by severity · blockers count 5×, warnings 2×, info 1× · in-progress counts 40%
Picked from audit
Add Impressum page with legally required fields
Audit · Germany · §5 TMG
Expose subscription cancel button on billing page
Audit · EU · Omnibus Directive
Show 30-day lowest price next to every discount badge
Audit · EU · Price Indication Directive
Assigned & shipping
Support Factur-X e-invoicing format for B2B receipts
Audit · France · 2026 mandate
Postal code → city lookup on checkout address form
Audit · Italy · UX standard
Verified compliant
Translate Cookie consent banner: opt-in by default
Audit · EU · ePrivacy / GDPR
tip · drag cards between columns, or use the quick-move buttons
synced to Jira · GitHub Issues · Linear
Try it. Drag a card between columns, or click the avatar to assign it to a teammate. This is the same board your team gets the day your audit lands.
05 · What we cover
Markets · full coverage
EU baseline · all 27 member states
GDPR · Consumer Rights Directive · Omnibus Directive · Digital Services Act · AI Act · European Accessibility Act · PSD2 · VAT Directive.
Integrations
Coming soon
Compliance domains
GDPR + country implementations, cookie consent, data residency, age verification, cross-border transfers.
Pricing transparency, withdrawal rights, cancellation requirements, unfair terms, review authenticity.
Local payment methods, VAT compliance, e-invoicing mandates, subscription billing rules, SCA/PSD2.
European Accessibility Act, WCAG 2.1 AA, EN 301 549.
Digital Services Act, AI Act, Digital Markets Act, geo-blocking regulation.
i18n quality, text expansion, address/phone/currency formatting, locale-aware validation.
Complaint handling, incident response, regulatory change management, vendor compliance.
Deep code scanning
Structural scanning
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06 · What we don't do
There are good tools for translation already (Phrase, Lokalise, Crowdin). What we check is whether your codebase is ready for them: externalized strings, no hardcoded text, enough UI space for languages like Finnish where words are twice as long.
We tell your engineering team what needs to change and why, and surface potential issues that need investigating. For formal legal opinions or complex interpretations, you'll still need a lawyer.
No tool can. We catch the things your team wouldn't know to look for and reduce your risk significantly. We're confident in our solution, but compliance is complex and ultimately your responsibility.
We work best with modern stacks (React, Next.js, Vue, Node, Python). If you're on a legacy stack we may still be able to audit your product and processes, but the code-level scanning won't be as thorough. Contact us if you're not sure.
The audit is a product with a fixed scope and price. If you need custom regulatory advisory, we can point you to partners who can help you interpret results.
07 · Why us
Our team has scaled platforms across 15+ European markets generating $1B+ in annual EU revenue. We've lived through the launch delays: a missing Impressum page that blocked a German launch at legal review, checkout flows that tanked conversion because they didn't offer iDEAL in the Netherlands, subscription cancel buttons that had to be retrofitted into every billing screen to comply with German law, and e-invoicing mandates in Italy that required a full billing rewrite two weeks before go-live.
We built Sweepline because we were the people who needed it, and it didn't exist.
"We kept hitting the same problems in every new market. The information existed, but it was buried in legal documents nobody on the engineering team was able to interpret or read."
08 · Pricing
Free
10 questions on your product, stack, and target markets. We'll tell you which EU and local regulatory frameworks most likely apply. No repo access needed.
Get your score →Audit
Full code-level and product-level audit for one market. Delivered within 48 hours. Every finding scored by severity and effort, linked to the regulation, and loaded onto a board your team can work from for 90 days. Up to 30 seats included.
Book an audit →Monitoring
Everything in the audit, but ongoing. Regulatory change alerts, compliance checks on pull requests, two-way Jira sync, roadmap monitoring, and a full re-scan every quarter.
Talk to us →Running in more than one market? Talk to us for multi-market pricing.
09 · FAQ
No. GDPR is one of about 40 regulatory frameworks we cover. Consumer protection, payment regulations, accessibility, e-invoicing, AI regulation, platform rules, and country-specific requirements are all in scope.
A law firm tells you what the law says. We tell you what your code needs to do. We bridge legal requirements and engineering execution, continuously, at a fraction of the cost.
For the full code-level audit, yes, read-only access. We scan for patterns and never modify your code. A product-level audit without repo access is also available, but less deep.
That's actually the best time to use it. If you're still making architectural decisions, we can catch things before they're baked into your system. Fixing something in design costs a fraction of fixing it after launch.
Updated daily. We track regulation that's enacted, announced, in draft, and under discussion, months before deadlines.
Yes. The UK has diverged in several areas. We cover the UK as a standalone market with its own rule set.
Yes. Dashboards and audit reports are designed to be shareable. Many customers use their status in sales conversations and procurement responses.
We don't guarantee full compliance, and no tool realistically can. We catch a lot, but we're an intelligence tool, not an insurance policy. Our terms are clear about this.
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No repo access required. Answer 10 questions about your product and target markets. Know right away what EU and local regulations apply.
