What is Caelex Comply?

Caelex Comply is the operator regulatory workspace: a two-tier Spine assessment, 14 named compliance modules, and dashboards for obligation tracking. It is not a counsel desk (that is Atlas) and not export clearance (that is Passage). Software is not legal advice.

Does the assessment give an overall score?

No. The Spine wizard is two tiers — a public quick check and an account-gated full assessment. Results are obligation-cluster verdicts. There is no 0–100 overall score.

Does Comply cover the EU Space Act?

Yes — as preparation against the proposed EU Space Act (COM(2025) 335). The act is not yet in force. Operators should plan against the proposal without treating it as binding.

Is the window on the Comply product page a live dashboard?

No. Each section is an illustrative composition — no auth, no live data. Start at caelex.eu/assessment. Existing users sign in at caelex.eu/login.

Systems · Caelex Comply

Caelex Comply — the operator regulatory workspace.

A two-tier Spine assessment, fourteen modules, and live dashboards. Obligation clusters — never an overall score. Software is not legal advice. The EU Space Act (COM(2025) 335) is a proposal.

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Spine · two-tier

What describes your operation?

Quick check is public. Full assessment is account-gated. The wizard asks more roles than these seven EU Space Act categories.

SCOLOLSOISOSCAPPDPTCO

Quick checkFull assessment

COM(2025) 335 is a proposal · no overall score

Illustrative · Assessment

Illustrative workspace — not a live dashboard and not legal advice. Each section is one window.

Not a score

No overall number

Spine results are cluster verdicts. There is no 0–100 compliance score.

Not the law

COM(2025) 335 is a proposal

The EU Space Act is not yet in force. Plan against the proposal. Do not treat it as binding.

Not counsel

Software ≠ legal advice

Engines map and track. Humans decide. Not a regulator certificate.

The system

Assess. Module. Dashboard. Stay honest.

Spine

Two-tier assessment

Public quick check or account-gated full wizard. Same clusters. No overall score.

Named modules

Authorization, registration, cyber, debris, NIS2, and the rest of the public fourteen.

Today

Operator dashboards

Inbox, modules, evidence — work to do, not a grade.

Honest

Fail closed

Unknown stays unknown. Proposal stays a proposal. Software is not legal advice.

Capabilities

What Caelex Comply can do.

Spine assessment

One wizard, two depths — quick (anonymous) or full (saved). Obligation clusters with cited bases. No fabricated score.

Operator classification

SCO, LO, LSO, ISOS, CAP, PDP, TCO themes from the proposed EU Space Act — plus other roles the wizard asks. Not “only seven roles.”

Fourteen modules

Authorization through US regulatory on the public module map. Not fifteen. Not invented certifications.

Dashboards

Today inbox, module workspaces, evidence and supervision views — after you have an account. Not a public live dashboard.

National space laws

Ten European jurisdictions used for comparison and national-law engines. Depth is labelled in product.

Honesty by design

COM(2025) 335 stays a proposal. Unknown stays unknown. Software is not legal advice and does not grant clearance.

Positioning

Built for operators — not for a score, a dump, or a fake certificate.

Versus a compliance score
Spine has no overall score. Cluster verdicts and open items stay visible. A single percentage would hide the map.
Versus generic GRC
Generic GRC tracks tasks. Comply is space-native — national space laws, NIS2, and proposed EU Space Act themes.
Versus Atlas
Atlas is the counsel practice workspace. Comply is operator regulatory command. Same company, different seat.
Versus Passage
Passage is export control — classify, screen, document. Comply surfaces an export nexus; the officer stays in Passage.

Operators run Caelex Comply. Counsel runs Atlas. Export officers run Passage.

Map the clusters that attach.

Start with the free Spine check, or talk to the team. Existing users sign in. Software is not legal advice.

Start Assessment Sign in Security & trust

Screening-level product copy — not legal advice. The Spine assessment has no overall score. The EU Space Act (COM(2025) 335) is a proposal, not yet in force. Windows on this page are illustrative, not a live workspace.

Last editorial alignment: 17 August 2026

Caelex Comply — questions operators ask

What is Caelex Comply?: Caelex Comply is the operator regulatory workspace: a two-tier Spine assessment, 14 named compliance modules, and dashboards for obligation tracking. It is not a counsel desk (that is Atlas) and not export clearance (that is Passage). Software is not legal advice.
Does the assessment give an overall score?: No. The Spine wizard is two tiers — a public quick check and an account-gated full assessment. Results are obligation-cluster verdicts. There is no 0–100 overall score.
Does Comply cover the EU Space Act?: Yes — as preparation against the proposed EU Space Act (COM(2025) 335). The act is not yet in force. Operators should plan against the proposal without treating it as binding.
Is the window on the Comply product page a live dashboard?: No. Each section is an illustrative composition — no auth, no live data. Start at caelex.eu/assessment. Existing users sign in at caelex.eu/login.

Last updated: 17 August 2026

Caelex Comply — the operator regulatory workspace.

What describes your operation?

Clusters, not a score.

Clusters, not a score

Fourteen modules. Named, not invented.

Named modules. Not invented.

Today is an inbox, not a grade.

An inbox, not a grade