DPA · sub-processor list changed
Document updated
Watch what changes inside PDFs, spec sheets, terms documents, and uploaded files — text diffs, page references, and AI summaries.
PDF monitoring extracts the text from every check, runs a structured diff, and tells reviewers exactly which page and which paragraph changed — with the source file and version timestamp on every alert.
The page is built around the way B2B teams actually work: detect the signal, assess business impact, and route the accountable owner.
Drop in the URL of a PDF, spec sheet, terms doc, or uploaded file — public or behind a login.
Every check pulls the text and the page render. Both are diffed against the previous version and stored.
The alert names the page, shows the changed lines, links the file, and routes to the owner channel.
A polished workflow matters because the alert is only useful when a team can trust it, assign it, and revisit the evidence later.
Get the actual changed sentences, not just "the file changed" — so reviewers know whether the diff matters.
Every change names the page number so legal, compliance, and procurement reviews stay fast.
Old versions are kept and linked from each alert so audits and decisions stay traceable.
Watch PDFs published behind authentication using the same session that a human reviewer would use.
The goal is not more notifications. The goal is a cleaner operating surface for evidence, severity, ownership, and response.
Start with the workflows where timing, source evidence, and routing have a measurable business impact.
Watch a vendor's DPA, terms, or sub-processor list for changes that affect compliance posture or procurement contracts.
Track a competitor's datasheet for product spec changes, pricing PDFs for tier shifts, or RFP responses for revisions.
Regulator PDFs, policy updates, and published guidance get diffed at the paragraph level instead of "the page changed."
FAQ
Point Monity at a DPA, spec sheet, or pricing PDF — public or behind a login — and let every paragraph-level change land with the source attached.
Pricing, security, or scoping - pick a route and you will land in a real person's inbox.