Matching passage saved with surrounding transcript context.
Who it’s for · Government affairs firms
Cover more clients—without adding more hearing watch time.
Organize each client’s priorities, monitor supported public proceedings, and give account teams a timestamped record they can review before the next client call.
Reuse client and issue watchlists from hearing to hearing. A new proceeding becomes a schedule—not a rebuild.
Watchlist
- AI procurement
- small vendors
- reporting standard
Leverage across the client roster
Make hearing coverage easier to scale and easier to defend.
Catch the client-relevant passage
Track client names, competitors, bills, agencies, and policy phrases as matching transcript passages are processed.
Give the account team the evidence
Every saved mention includes a timestamp and surrounding transcript context for review against the source.
Keep the history with the firm
Search hearing titles and transcript text, then filter the library by client and coverage status.
The client-update source record
Prepare an update you can support, line by line.
Legislative Signal produces a factual, evidence-backed hearing brief. Your team can use that record to prepare the client analysis, recommendation, or update your relationship requires.
See how the brief is structuredFederal AI Procurement: Oversight and Implementation
Bottom line
Members focused on whether procurement standards could improve accountability without excluding smaller vendors. [1:18:21, 1:22:04]
Witnesses differed on whether agencies needed a single reporting framework or sector-specific rules. [1:31:44, 1:39:07]
Watchlist mention
1:18:21
AI procurement · Speaker 2
“The committee should consider how artificial intelligence procurement standards affect smaller vendors.”
- Hearing Brief DOCX
- Full Transcript DOCX
- Mention Log CSV
A week on the calendar
Schedule the proceeding. Work from the record.
The analyst chooses the supported public source and the client priorities. Legislative Signal handles the unattended monitoring and preserves the passages the account team needs to review.
See the complete workflow- 01Open the client
Reuse the linked watchlist and add this hearing’s bill numbers, agencies, companies, and expected phrases.
- 02Schedule the public source
Choose a supported publicly accessible official source. The cloud monitor can wait for delayed broadcast audio.
- 03Review the mentions
Inspect literal matches, speaker labels, timestamps, and surrounding transcript context.
- 04Prepare the client update
Use the cited hearing brief and saved record to build the deliverable the client expects.
Common questions
The questions firms ask first.
Are clients separate permission boundaries?
Not today. Client profiles organize records, watchlists, alerts, and briefs, but user permissions are organization-wide. Client-level ethical walls are not currently supported.
What happens if the hearing starts late?
Scheduled monitoring can wait for supported broadcast audio during its start window. Saved records disclose monitored duration and interrupted or partial coverage.
Which sources can run unattended?
Supported publicly accessible official sources and direct public streams. Sources requiring login, registration, DRM, or access-control bypass are not supported; YouTube uses the attended browser workflow.
Do briefs, search, and exports use monitored hours?
No. Monitoring time consumes the pooled allowance. Briefs, search, and exports do not consume monitored hours.
Start with one account
Put your busiest client’s next hearing through the complete workflow.
We’re onboarding early partners on a limited basis and sizing approved trials to each team’s evaluation plan.
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