Feature Full compliance

Keep the rule where the decision gets made.

FIFA FFAR 2023 context is built into representation agreements, commission terms and deals. Commission-cap checks, mandate checks and cited audit trails appear where your agency makes the decision — advisory, explainable and never a blocker.

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Advisory only. Never a blocker. Never a substitute for the current regulations or legal advice.

Player dossier

Jordan Mensah

4 FFAR findings

Representation agreement

The facts already held in Relai feed the review.

Starts: 1 Jul 2026
Ends: 31 Oct 2028
Capacity: Acting for player
Date of birth: Not recorded

Commission term

7% of salary

Acting for player

Active

Advisory findings

Warnings and unknowns stay visible; nothing is silently passed.

Mandate exceeds the two-year maximum

FFAR Art 12(3)

This representation agreement runs for 28 months. Review the end date before signing.

Active mandate dates overlap

FFAR Art 12(4)

Another active representation agreement covers part of this period.

Player age cannot be verified

FFAR Art 14(9)

Add a date of birth before relying on the minor-related fee check.

Fee-cap provision is temporarily suspended

FFAR Art 15(2)

The CJEU ruled on the cap in July 2026 (C-209/23); Relai's rule pack reflects the judgment and shows the regulatory status with the calculation rather than asserting a breach.

Advisory review only — the agency decides whether to amend, continue or seek professional advice.

What Relai checks

Compliance context inside the workflow, not in a separate spreadsheet.

Relai derives its review from the structured records your agency already maintains. The first rule pack focuses on common FFAR risks around mandates, money and minors.

In context

Check the record while it is being composed.

Findings appear beside the representation agreement, commission term or deal that produced them, so the person making the decision has the context immediately.

✓Live feedback as terms change
✓Player dossier and commission-ledger badges
✓No separate compliance questionnaire

Mandates

Surface duration, overlap and status risks.

Relai checks representation-agreement dates and active mandates against the FFAR rules encoded in its versioned rule pack.

✓Two-year maximum-duration check
✓Overlapping active-mandate check
✓Terms attached to inactive mandates

Money & minors

Bring sensitive context into the money workflow.

Commission economics and the player's recorded age feed advisory checks, with missing information called out instead of silently treated as compliant.

✓Minor-related fee checks
✓Fee-cap context and calculation inputs
✓Unknown states when evidence is incomplete

Explainable

Show the rule, status and reasoning.

Each finding carries an article citation and legal-status context. Relai explains what triggered the check without presenting software output as legal advice.

✓FFAR article on every finding
✓Versioned regulatory rule pack
✓Suspended provisions identified clearly

How it works

Use the facts already on the record

Agreement dates, acting capacity, player age and deal economics feed the checks without asking the team to maintain the same facts twice.

Review findings as values change

The advisory result updates beside the form. Warnings identify a rule risk; unknowns say exactly which information is missing.

Keep the decision human

Read the cited article and status, amend the record or seek advice. Relai records the work but never makes the legal decision for you.

Clear boundaries

Software can surface the question. Your agency answers it.

Compliance work is high stakes. Relai is deliberately designed as an explainable review layer, not an automated approval stamp.

JobRelaiYour agency

Spot a rule risk

Cited warning beside the record

Decide whether the facts need changing

Handle missing evidence

Unknown state naming the data gap

Find the evidence or get advice

Track changing rules

Version and legal status on the finding

Verify the latest applicable regulation

Keep work moving

Advisory output that never blocks saving

Approve, amend or pause the work

Regulatory sources

Trace every check back to the rulebook.

The rule pack is versioned and findings show their FFAR article. Official FIFA and FA sources remain the authority for the current text and the rules that apply to a particular transaction.

FIFA LegalFootball agent regulatory framework ↗The Football AssociationFA Football Agent Regulations and guidance ↗

Frequently asked questions

Does Relai certify that a deal or agreement is compliant?

No. Relai surfaces advisory findings from the information in your workspace. It does not provide legal advice, certify compliance or replace review of the current FIFA, FA or other applicable regulations.

Will a compliance finding stop someone saving a record?

No. Findings never block saving. They put the rule and the relevant facts in front of the user, while the agency retains responsibility for the decision and any professional advice it needs.

What does the first rule pack check?

The first FFAR pack covers representation-agreement duration and overlap, commission terms on inactive mandates, minor-related fees and fee-cap context. Missing inputs are shown as unknown rather than passed.

How does Relai handle changing or suspended rules?

Rules and their legal status are versioned. A finding can identify a provision as temporarily suspended or dependent on jurisdiction, so the interface does not present an old calculation as settled law.

Can an agency turn the checks off?

Yes. Workspace owners and admins can hide all compliance surfaces from settings without changing the underlying contracts, terms or deals.

Before the next agreement

Put the relevant question beside the record.

Keep player data, mandates, deal economics, commission terms and their advisory FFAR context together in the same Relai workspace.

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