Data Intelligence Feeds
Your team should be spending time on strategy, not refreshing agency dockets and tracking committee calendars. Our structured API feeds deliver the legislative activity, regulatory filings, and media coverage your organization needs — clean, current, and ready to plug into your existing tools.
Who It's For
Corporate and association GA teams tracking federal and state legislative calendars, regulatory dockets, and committee assignments. Replace scattered bookmark folders and manual alerts with one structured data layer.
Issue-based nonprofits and coalitions that need to brief staff, activate members, and respond to fast-moving policy windows. Our feeds give your communications and field teams the raw intelligence to mobilize at the right moment.
Policy-adjacent comms teams that need to stay ahead of the news cycle. Monitor how your issues are being covered, track legislator statements, and catch the media moments that require a fast response.
Think tanks, academic institutions, and policy research teams that need structured, machine-readable data for analysis, modeling, and reporting — without scraping government websites by hand.
What's in the Feed
Real-time bill status, vote records, sponsor changes, and committee referrals across all 50 state legislatures and both chambers of Congress.
Agency rulemaking activity from the Federal Register and state equivalents — proposed rules, final rules, comment periods, and enforcement actions relevant to your issue areas.
Earned media coverage, legislator press releases, and outlet-specific tracking for the journalists and publications that shape your policy environment.
Not every organization needs the same data. We work with your team to configure feed parameters, delivery cadence, and output formats that fit how you actually work.
Why This Matters
Most government affairs and advocacy teams are still doing policy monitoring the way it was done fifteen years ago — a mix of Google Alerts, agency email lists, manual calendar checks, and a colleague who happens to catch something. That works until it doesn't, and it usually fails at the worst possible moment: when a bill moves faster than expected, when a comment deadline slips past, when your issue is suddenly in a news cycle you weren't tracking.
Structured data feeds aren't about replacing human judgment — they're about making sure your team's judgment is applied to complete information. When the right signal reaches the right person in time to act on it, the strategy work your team is capable of actually happens. That's the gap these feeds are designed to close.
The Data Case
Across all 50 state legislatures and the US Congress combined. Manual monitoring of the ones that matter to your organization is not a sustainable strategy at scale.
Federal and state agencies routinely publish proposed rules with comment periods of two weeks or less. Missing them isn't a strategy failure — it's an information failure.
Teams using structured feeds report meaningfully less time spent on monitoring tasks and more time on the analysis and relationship work that actually moves outcomes.
How It Works
We meet with your team to map your issue areas, jurisdictions, key agencies, and the specific signal types that matter most to your operation.
We set up your feed parameters — topic filters, jurisdiction scope, delivery format, and cadence — and connect to your existing tools or data environment.
Feeds go live. Your team receives structured, current data through the API, webhook, or scheduled export format that fits how you work.
Signal needs evolve. We review feed performance with you regularly and adjust filters, add data types, or expand jurisdictional coverage as your priorities change.
Request Access
Tell us about your organization, your issue areas, and the jurisdictions you care about. We'll follow up with feed configuration options and pricing.
