A session brings more bills than any team can read. The ones that affect your agency arrive mixed with hundreds that do not, and amendments change the picture daily. The hours spent consolidating that are hours not spent on the response.
General-purpose AI tools draft and summarize well, and most policy offices already use them. What they cannot do is watch. They do not know a hearing moved, that a substitute was filed overnight, or which version of a bill is current. Consolidation is a connection problem, and it needs a tool connected to the record.
Billflo tracks every bill affecting your agency at the federal, state and local level, classifies it against priorities your team defines, and alerts the people responsible when a tracked bill is heard, amended, scheduled or voted on.
Hearings are transcribed as they happen, with transcription that understands legislative context, so testimony enters the record rather than someone's notes. Impact analysis is cited to the bill text, linked to the language that changes something for your agency, with amendment history and fiscal notes attached.
Analysis is generated from the current text. When the text changes, that is an alert rather than an error found later.
Briefings are drafted from tracked events and prepared for leadership review. Stakeholder updates come off the same record, so the short version and the detailed version do not drift apart.
Positions are tracked across every agency a bill touches, so agencies align before a hearing rather than in it. Billflo is live across 10+ agencies today. None of it replaces the judgment a policy office exists to provide.