A legislative session is a compressed year. In a few months everything an agency does can be touched: its funding, its authorities, its reporting obligations, sometimes its structure. The team following that process is usually small.
General-purpose AI tools summarize and draft well, and most teams already use them that way. What they cannot do is watch. They do not know a hearing moved, that an amendment dropped overnight, or that the version on your desk is two revisions old.
Billflo tracks legislation at the federal, state and local level and classifies every introduction, amendment and committee action against priorities the team defines. When a tracked bill is heard, amended, scheduled or voted on, the people responsible are alerted the same day.
Hearings are transcribed as they happen, with transcription that understands legislative context, so testimony becomes part of the record rather than a recording someone means to get to.
Impact analysis is cited to the bill text and generated from the current version. When the text changes, that is an alert rather than a discrepancy found later.
Executive briefings are drafted from tracked events and prepared for review, and the same record produces stakeholder updates at the altitude each audience needs.
Positions, responses and testimony are tracked in one place across every agency a bill touches, so agencies arrive at a hearing with a coordinated position rather than discovering a conflict in the room. Billflo is live across 10+ agencies today.