Company record
Apex Manufacturing LLC
Austin, TX · NAICS 33
Cross-agency timeline
OSHA · EPA · FDA · SEC · FTC · DOJ
Latest action Mar 12, 2026
OSHAWillfulMar 12, 2026$142,000
EPASeriousNov 3, 2025$87,500
Digest, Watchlist, and team notes included
One-stop shop for public federal enforcement.
One subscription replaces the OSHA, EPA, FDA, SEC, FTC, and DOJ scavenger hunt. You get a daily Digest of Filter-matched Leads, Watchlist alerts on companies you follow, and shared team notes in one place.
Built for compliance consultants, insurers, and regulatory law firms.
7 actions
6 Agencies
one place instead of seven sites
Daily Digest
Filter-matched Leads in your inbox
Watchlist alerts
when watched companies get hit
Team notes
shared context for your firm
The full package
Everything your firm needs from public federal enforcement, in one subscription.
Consolidate
One cross-agency timeline for OSHA, EPA, FDA, SEC, FTC, and DOJ instead of hopping seven government sites before every call, quote, or intake.
Digest
A daily email of new Filter-matched Leads: company, agency, severity, penalty, summary, and Pitch Suggestion when Enrichment is available.
Watchlist
Follow key accounts. When a watched company appears in a new entitled Enforcement Action, that Team Member gets a separate alert email.
Team notes
Capture outreach context on a Cited Company or Lead and keep it visible to your seats, so the firm does not lose what one person learned.
How it works
Look up. Get notified. Keep the firm aligned.
CitationFeed is one subscription for public federal enforcement: company records, daily Digests, Watchlist alerts, and shared team notes.
- 01
Look up a company
Open a Cited Company record for the cross-agency enforcement timeline, Enrichment, and related context. One place instead of seven government sites.
- 02
Act on new Leads
Get a daily Digest of Filter-matched Leads, and Watchlist alerts when companies you follow appear in a new entitled Enforcement Action.
- 03
Stay synced
Leave team notes on companies and Leads so outreach context stays with the firm, not only in one person's inbox.
Built for your practice
The same public record. A full desk for your firm.
Consolidate history, catch new Leads, watch key accounts, and keep team context together.
Compliance consultants
Look up a manufacturer before the discovery call, wake up to Digest matches in your territory, Watchlist key accounts, and leave notes your team can reuse on the next outreach.
Insurers and brokers
Pull the company record before you quote, flag OSHA and EPA history the current broker may have missed, Watchlist renewals you care about, and keep underwriting notes with the firm.
Regulatory law firms
Client calls about a fine. Open the citation history in one place, keep Watchlist coverage on the book, and capture intake notes your partners can see without another email thread.
Sample company
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Apex Manufacturing LLC
NAICS 33Multi agencyWebsite
Company profile
CompleteFirmographics from the Enforcement Action and public web sources, with confidence.
- Address
- 4100 Industrial Blvd, Austin, TX 78744
- Phone
- (512) 555-0142
- Website
- apexmanufacturing.example
- Employees
- 186
- Revenue estimate
- $48,000,000
- NAICS code
- 33
- Key contacts
Maria Chen
EHS Director
maria.chen@apexmanufacturing.example(512) 555-0188James Ortiz
Plant Manager
james.ortiz@apexmanufacturing.example(512) 555-0142
Citation timeline
Enforcement actions across agencies, newest first.
- OSHAWillfulMar 12, 2026$142,000
Willful machine-guarding and lockout/tagout citations after a hydraulic press incident.
Codes: 1910.212(a)(1), 1910.147(c)(4)
- EPAOtherNov 3, 2025$87,500
Consent order for air-emissions reporting and control documentation gaps.
Codes: CAA Title V
- OSHASeriousAug 19, 2024$38,200
Serious fall-protection findings on a mezzanine retrofit.
Codes: 1910.28(b)(1)
Agency coverage
Base includes OSHA and EPA. Add what you need.
Included with base
OSHA + EPAOSHAEPA
Turn on FDA or the Regulatory Monitor from billing when your team is ready. SEC, FTC, DOJ, and State AG add-ons are coming soon. Each is its own monthly add-on.
- FDA enforcement leads+$99/mo
- SEC enforcement leadsComing soon
- FTC enforcement leadsComing soon
- DOJ enforcement leadsComing soon
- Regulatory Monitor weekly brief+$49/mo
- State AG enforcement leads (top 20 states)Coming soon
Pricing
One base subscription. Add coverage as you grow.
Start with federal safety and environmental coverage (OSHA + EPA). Turn on additional Agencies and the Regulatory Monitor when your practice needs them.
Base
Free trial7 days free
Then $399/mo after the trial
One place for public federal enforcement: company records, a daily Digest of Filter-matched Leads, Watchlist alerts, and shared team notes. Base starts with OSHA and EPA.
- Cross-agency company records (Company Explorer) for public federal enforcement
- Citation timelines, Enrichment, recent news, and similar companies
- Daily Digest with Filters (state, industry, severity, penalty)
- Watchlist alerts for companies you follow (per Team Member)
- Shared team notes on Cited Companies and Leads
- AI Pitch Suggestions backed by violation codes, history, and growth signals
- Lead archive with browse filters
- One Team Member included
- Unlimited Seat Add-ons at $29/mo each
Optional add-ons
Add or remove Agency coverage and the Regulatory Monitor anytime from billing. Card required for the base trial; add-ons bill when you subscribe to them.
- FDA enforcement leads+$99/mo
- SEC enforcement leadsComing soon
- FTC enforcement leadsComing soon
- DOJ enforcement leadsComing soon
- Regulatory Monitor weekly brief+$49/mo
- State AG enforcement leads (top 20 states)Coming soon
Seat Add-ons are $29/mo each and are never included in a trial.
Account activation and checkout continue after sign-in. Cancel the base trial before day 8 to avoid the $399/mo charge.
FAQ
Product details, clearly stated.
One subscription covers company records, Digest, Watchlist, and team notes. Each piece serves a different part of the workflow.
What is CitationFeed?
CitationFeed is one subscription for public federal enforcement. You get cross-agency company records, a daily Digest of Filter-matched Leads, Watchlist alerts on companies you follow, and shared team notes. It replaces day-to-day hopping across OSHA, EPA, FDA, SEC, FTC, and DOJ sites for your practice.
Does this replace agency websites?
For day-to-day lookup and monitoring across the six federal agencies, yes. CitationFeed consolidates company timelines and delivers Digest and Watchlist emails from entitled Agencies. Source links remain on records when you need the original government page.
What is a Lead in CitationFeed?
A Lead is exactly one public Enforcement Action after extraction, classification, and Enrichment. The same company can appear on multiple Leads when separate Enforcement Actions exist.
What does Company Explorer show?
Every active Subscriber can look up Cited Companies and open timelines across all six agencies. Non-subscribed agencies show citation data with an add-on upsell. Lead browse, Digest, and Watchlist alerts remain gated by entitled agencies.
What is the Watchlist?
Each Team Member can watch specific companies. When a watched company appears in a new Enforcement Action for an entitled Agency, that seat gets a Watchlist alert email, separate from the Digest. Watchlist is included in the base subscription.
What are team notes?
Team notes are private free-text notes (with optional structured hints) owned by your Subscriber, scoped to a Cited Company and optionally a Lead. They are visible to your team's seats so outreach context stays with the firm.
What does Enrichment include?
Enrichment attaches firmographics from the enforcement record and public sources when available. Typically facility address, phone, and NAICS, plus website, size, and key contacts with email or phone when found. Pitch Suggestion is separate: an AI-written outreach angle for the Lead.
Is the daily Digest the full Lead?
No. The Digest is a short daily email of Filter-matched Leads: company, agency, location, severity, penalty, summary, and Pitch Suggestion. Each item includes a link to the company record and a View lead link to the full Lead after sign-in.
How are the daily Digest and Lead browse different?
A Team Member's Filter controls which matching Leads enter that person's daily Digest. Lead browse is subscription-wide and includes all Leads from the Agencies covered by your base plan and active add-ons, regardless of any Team Member's Filter.
Which Agencies are included?
The base subscription includes OSHA and EPA. FDA, SEC, FTC, and DOJ are available as optional add-ons. State AG coverage is coming soon. The Regulatory Monitor weekly brief is a separate add-on.
Are Zero-Penalty Enforcement Actions included?
Yes. Zero-Penalty Leads remain valid and browsable. A Team Member who sets a Penalty threshold excludes Zero-Penalty Leads from that person's Digest.
What does each Team Member receive?
Each Team Member owns a Filter, Digest schedule, and Watchlist. The base subscription includes one Team Member; Seat Add-ons cost $29/mo each with no seat cap.
What is the Regulatory Monitor?
The Regulatory Monitor is an optional weekly intelligence brief about proposed federal regulations expected to create future Enforcement Actions. It is separate from Leads and the daily Digest.
How does the 7-day free trial work?
You start the base subscription through Creem checkout with a payment method on file. You get OSHA and EPA coverage for 7 days with no charge. If you cancel during the trial, you pay nothing. If you do not cancel, Creem charges $399/mo when the trial ends.
Can I buy Seat Add-ons during a trial?
Yes. Seat Add-ons are billed immediately at $29/mo and are never part of the base trial.
How do add-ons work?
Agency add-ons and the Regulatory Monitor bill monthly when you add them from billing. Removing an add-on stops Digest and Watchlist alerts for that Agency at the end of the billing cycle. Company Explorer still shows the timeline with an upsell. Your base OSHA and EPA coverage continues unless you cancel the whole subscription.