Nomoscope is built around your business profile to watch the source areas that matter to your team. Every signal links to the source document when one is on file. Import and trade is where we start, and the same monitoring areas are being built to support other regulated operations through your source preferences as coverage expands.
Monitoring areas
Source areas teams often need to track
Regulatory sources
Agencies, notices, rule updates, and enforcement changes from the public sources your team needs to track.
Market and industry signals
Industry notices, market updates, and operating context that can affect planning.
Trade and supply chain
Import, tariff, customs, logistics, and supply chain signals for teams moving goods.
Product and quality
Product, safety, quality, and documentation requirements that affect regulated teams.
Custom source preferences
Shape source preferences to prioritize the agencies, feeds, and public pages that matter to your business profile, as coverage expands.
Built for regulated teams
What your industry actually gets today
The cards below say what a team in each industry actually receives right now, and what we don't cover. Where an area has no dedicated source yet, it says so plainly: that isn't partial coverage, it's none. These are the same statuses you see inside the product.
Nomoscope collects and organizes AD/CVD notices from Commerce, FDA import alerts, ITC determinations, CBP CSMS bulletins, USTR trade notices, OFAC sanctions actions, BIS Entity List actions, CPSC recall and product-safety notices and EPA chemical and pesticide import rules, the sources running in production today.
Import and tradeCurrent foundation
Matched to your sourcing countries and product exposure.
Food and beveragePriority foundation
FDA enforcement actions beyond import alerts are not a source we monitor.
Alcohol, wine and spiritsResearch track
We monitor TTB — mostly viticultural-area establishments, with alcohol rulemaking when it comes. We monitor no state alcohol source today.
The current registry
What we watch today
This is where import and trade teams start: the federal, California-state and port sources on our coverage roadmap. Verified sources go live first; automated monitoring activates per source as each integration is confirmed and rolled out. Source preferences let you prioritize the agencies and feeds that matter to your profile as coverage expands.
Sources on the registry
21
Live
14
monitored in production today
Verified
0
integration proven — not currently monitored, and will not generate alerts until coverage is activated
Built
2
connector built — not currently monitored, and will not generate alerts until coverage is activated
On roadmap
5
planned on the roadmap — not currently monitored, and will not generate alerts until coverage is activated
Livemonitored in production todayVerifiedintegration proven — not currently monitored, and will not generate alerts until coverage is activatedBuiltconnector built — not currently monitored, and will not generate alerts until coverage is activatedOn roadmapplanned on the roadmap — not currently monitored, and will not generate alerts until coverage is activated
Automated monitoring activates per source as it is verified and rolled out
Consumer electronicsResearch track
We monitor CPSC recall and product-safety notices. We monitor no FCC source — nothing on certification or RF requirements.
Supply chain and qualityResearch track
We monitor the Federal Maritime Commission — carrier agreement filings and complaint proceedings, not port operating notices. No port or quality source today.
Product compliancePriority foundation
Beyond FDA, we monitor CPSC recall and product-safety notices.
Marketplace and retailFuture track
No dedicated source today. There is nothing retail- or marketplace-specific.