The single workspace for the California Capitol. Watch a bill, get alerted the moment it moves, take a position, draft the letter, and prepare the disclosure.
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A Sacramento practice runs on a tracking subscription, a data feed, CAL-ACCESS, and a word processor. None of them talk to each other, so the same bill number and client position get re-keyed all week.
Compare versions word by word, additions and removals highlighted, so an amendment reads as a diff instead of two PDFs.
Every bill from introduced to chaptered or vetoed. Search bill text and the code sections it touches, and keep a bill book for each client.
A daily digest of what changed, saved searches that pick up newly matching bills, and the Legislature's deadline calendar over your bills.
Attach a position to a client and keep a timestamped history of when it changed and who changed it.
Support and opposition letters drafted from the bill and the client's position. You review and send it yourself.
Who disclosed lobbying on a bill in CAL-ACCESS, and which committee staffer to address — from your own imported staff directory.
Your registration, lobbyists, and client records carry into the draft, and every prepared version is kept. You review, sign off, and file with the Secretary of State yourself — there is no e-file path, on purpose.
Firm details, lobbyists, and clients, filled into the real FPPC form fields and held behind a human sign-off.
Assembled the same way, from the bills, clients, and positions you log as a period runs.
Official California legislative records by way of LegiScan: bill text and versions, status history, committee actions, and votes.
Every flagged bill is checked hourly through the working day. Amendments, referrals, votes, and new hearing dates arrive in the digest and on the calendar.
Yes. On a firm account, clients and positions are shared with everyone at the firm. Per-matter isolation between colleagues isn't built yet.
Yes. Import a staff directory spreadsheet and it becomes searchable records with committee and caucus assignments, exportable to your phone's contacts.
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