Follow official publications for anything that touches your subject, judged and summarised by AI.
Legal Monitor reads official publication sources, lets AI judge every new title against a subject you describe, and emails you a summary of the ones that matter. ## What to follow The most important field is **"What to follow"** — a description in your own words, at least 10 characters. Everything else hangs off it: the AI compares each new publication title with this description and decides whether it is relevant. Write it the way you would explain it to a colleague, for example: *"Changes to VAT rules for online shops selling into Bulgaria, including invoicing and reporting obligations."* Keywords are optional hints, not a filter — a publication without your keywords can still be found relevant. ## Sources A new campaign starts with three built-in sources: - the official section of the State Gazette, - the public consultations portal, - the L series of the EU Official Journal. You can switch any of them off, and add your own page with **+ Other page…** — you point out one published item, its title, and optionally its link, institution and date, with the same point-and-click picker the other tools use. **👁 Try it** shows you the titles the source returns right now. **Read up to N pages** (1 by default, 20 at most) tells a check how far back to page through a source. A check stops early as soon as a page brings nothing new. ## What you get After each check, one digest email per recipient with the newly relevant publications: title, institution, issue, and the AI's summary. Each item is emailed once. Items you mark as wrongly judged are excluded and recorded for review. ## What it costs Flat: **one check, one unit**, whatever it finds, multiplied by the rhythm factor. The AI judging and summarising is included. A check that failed or was stopped is charged nothing. ## Limits worth knowing Up to 400 new titles are judged per check, and up to 30 of them read in full and summarised. Relevant items that did not get their summary are retried for three days. Custom sources must be public pages.