AI-powered regulatory knowledge for commercial appraisers. Ask a question, get the answer with the exact standard cited — in seconds, not hours.
Splicewire indexes eCFR banking regulations, interagency appraisal guidelines, FHA property standards, and more — so you can search your entire regulatory world from one place.
Request a DemoEvery assignment starts with the same ritual: dig through a 300-page PDF, cross-reference the Advisory Opinions, check the interagency guidelines, hope you didn't miss the FHA carve-out. You've been doing this for 20 years and it still takes an hour.
OCC, FDIC, Fed, NCUA, FHFA — each with their own appraisal regulations, plus HUD/FHA on top, plus state-level requirements, plus GSE seller guides. You're expected to know all of it. There's no single place to search all of it.
USPAP gets a new edition every two years. Interagency guidance updates land quietly. Fannie Mae changes their selling guide. You find out when a reviewer rejects your report, not when the change happens.
The industry is down 20% in five years and the median appraiser is 60. There aren't enough of you to meet demand. You can't afford to spend half your day on tasks AI should handle.
Ask in plain English; Splicewire answers from the actual regulatory text and shows you the exact section it pulled from — so you can verify it, not just trust it.
Splicewire searches across every indexed regulatory source simultaneously — keyword and meaning combined — and returns the exact sections that answer your question, with citations you can verify.
Generic AI tools hallucinate regulatory citations. Splicewire doesn't generate answers from thin air — it retrieves from a curated, structured knowledge base of actual regulatory text. When it cites a standard, that citation is real and you can click through to the source.
Splicewire speaks MCP — the open standard for connecting AI to structured data. Connect it to Claude Desktop, and your AI assistant can search your regulatory knowledge base directly. Ask Claude a compliance question, and it pulls from eCFR banking regulations, interagency guidelines, and FHA requirements — all grounded in real source material.
Regulations change. Splicewire's ingestion pipeline keeps your knowledge base in sync with eCFR updates, new guidance documents, and regulatory amendments. You stop finding out about changes from reviewers.
Searchable today. More sources added regularly.
| Source | Coverage | Sections |
|---|---|---|
| 12 CFR Part 34 (OCC) | Bank appraisal requirements + AMC rules | 40 |
| 12 CFR Part 225 (Fed) | Federal Reserve appraisal standards | 114 |
| 12 CFR Part 323 (FDIC) | FDIC appraisal standards + AMC rules | 17 |
| 12 CFR Part 722 (NCUA) | Credit union appraisal requirements | 10 |
| 12 CFR Part 1222 (FHFA) | Fannie/Freddie entity appraisal reqs | 11 |
| 24 CFR Part 200 (HUD/FHA) | FHA property standards + appraiser roster | 164 |
| 24 CFR Part 5 (HUD) | Physical inspection standards | 108 |
| 40 CFR Part 745 (EPA) | Lead paint inspection requirements | 47 |
| 13 CFR Part 120 (SBA) | SBA loan appraisal requirements (federally-backed transactions) | 306 |
Not another enterprise platform. A tool for working appraisers.
You don't have a research department. You ARE the research department. Splicewire gives you instant access to the same regulatory knowledge that large AMCs maintain with dedicated compliance teams.
The experienced appraiser who mentored you is retiring. The institutional knowledge they carry is walking out the door. Splicewire captures that regulatory knowledge in a searchable, verifiable system.
Your senior appraisers answer the same regulatory questions from junior staff every week. Splicewire lets your whole team self-serve — freeing senior people to do work that requires their judgment.
Splicewire is not an AVM, not a comp database, and not a workflow management tool. It doesn't replace your judgment — it gives you faster access to the regulatory knowledge you need to exercise that judgment. If you need CoStar comps or assignment management, keep using those tools. Splicewire sits alongside them.