The Legislative Intelligence Your Team Needs, Across Every Level of Government — Quincy Can Do It

The volume of legislation moving at any given moment is staggering: hundreds of bills advancing through state legislatures, federal committees marking up legislation your organization cares about, and local city council meetings where zoning decisions get made that eventually shape state policy. Your federal team is watching one set of issues. Your state team is watching another. And by the time a local issue gains enough momentum to register at the state level, it’s often too late to get ahead of it.

A skilled government affairs team has systems in place to track what matters. The problem is that no system is fast enough when the landscape is this broad, this fragmented, and this fast-moving. The landscape is too broad for manual tracking: a bill that advanced while your team was focused elsewhere, a local ordinance that became a state precedent before anyone flagged it, a federal development your state colleagues didn’t know about until it was too late to coordinate. Quincy makes sure that doesn’t happen.

Quincy Can Do It

Quincy, Quorum’s patented AI assistant, provides all your policy intelligence in one AI connected workspace. Built into Quorum Federal and Quorum State, Quincy is trained on 10+ years of Quorum’s proprietary data and queries the entire government affairs ecosystem, including federal and state legislation, local agendas, agency documents, and your organization’s own tracking data, to give you insights you can actually trust.

Stay ahead of what’s moving at every level of government, before it moves without you.

Quincy’s AI Digest Delivers Your Policy Briefing Before Your First Meeting

Your team shouldn’t start the day by spending an hour piecing together what happened yesterday. AI Digest monitors your priority issue areas across federal and state channels. It automatically synthesizes daily floor votes, committee markups, White House actions, and agency developments into a skimmable morning briefing. Select your topic, Energy, Defense, Healthcare, Tech and AI, Financial Services, and select a date. Quincy does the rest.

For example, the briefing surfaces a top-line summary of what happened, AI-identified themes showing exactly where the policy needle moved, and every insight backed by inline citations you can click to jump straight to the primary source. Your team starts every day already briefed, not catching up. Once your team knows what happened yesterday, the next question is how it connects to what you’re tracking across teams.

Quincy Surfaces Cross-Team Insights So Every Team Stays Aligned

A federal bill moves on education funding. Your state team is tracking a related bill. Your engagement team has already met with officials on the issue. None of that is visible to each other without Quincy. Ask Quincy:

“Are any state bills on education that align with what our team is tracking federally gaining momentum, and who has our team engaged on this issue?”

For example, Quincy surfaces 11 state bills on education advancing through the legislative process, including H.B.1377 in Hawaii establishing early learning cooperatives, A.3335 in New York on community college classification, and S438 in North Carolina. It also pulls the team interactions already logged on the issue. Every team, finally working from the same picture. Knowing what’s moving is one thing. Knowing which of those bills actually affect your organization is another.

Quincy’s Bill Tracker Agent Builds Your Must-Watch List Automatically

Thousands of bills are filed every session across all 50 legislatures. Most don’t matter. But finding the ones that do, and finding them early enough to act, means hours of manual screening every week. The Bill Tracker Agent scans every bill filed across all 50 legislatures, ranks each one against your organization’s priorities, and builds a personalized must-watch list automatically.

For example, if you’re a state affairs manager at a health insurance company tracking PBM reform, the Agent surfaces every relevant bill with an AI relevance score, a personalized summary of why it matters to your organization, and the ability to assign it to a teammate, tag a stance, and move on, all without opening a new tab. Every bill that matters, surfaced before it advances out of committee. And while your team is tracking what’s moving at the state and federal level, local issues are quietly building momentum too.

Quincy Monitors Local Agendas Before They Become State Issues

By the time a local issue becomes a state issue, it’s already too late to get ahead of it. You can’t attend every city council meeting happening across your state, but you can’t afford to miss the ones that matter. Ask Quincy:

“What zoning changes were approved in the Converse, Texas city council meeting and could any set a precedent at the state level?”

In this example, Quincy reviews the full meeting minutes, surfaces the zoning changes that were approved, and flags which ones could influence state policy: the Converse 2050 Comprehensive Plan, a flood damage prevention ordinance, parking requirements for churches, all potential signals for your state team, with a direct link to the full minutes. No staff time wasted on meetings that don’t move the needle. Just the local signals that matter, before they become something bigger. The same challenge applies at the federal level, where regulations move constantly and at different speeds.

Quincy Tracks Federal Regulatory Changes Before a Deadline Catches You off Guard

Federal agencies issue regulations constantly: proposed rules, final rules, emergency regulations, all moving at different speeds. Missing a status change or a key deadline can catch your organization off guard. Ask Quincy:

“What is the current status of this regulation and has anything changed?”

In this instance, Quincy surfaces the full regulatory picture instantly for an emergency regulation adopted and effective the same day: a temporary safety zone on the Ohio River during an overwater powerline replacement, with entry prohibited without Coast Guard authorization, and direct links to both the Quorum regulation page and the Federal Register notice. Every regulatory change surfaced before the deadline. No monitoring the Federal Register manually. No missing a deadline that matters.

Why Quincy Does This Best

A general AI tool can summarize a document you hand it. What it cannot do is monitor hundreds of legislative and regulatory sources simultaneously, connect a local zoning decision to your state tracking list, or surface the federal regulation your team didn’t know had changed until the deadline already passed.

Quincy already has your organization’s priorities, your team’s tracking data, and live legislative and regulatory activity across every level of government connected before you type a single question. Every level of government, monitored in one place, so your team is never the last to know when something moves. That is the difference between a government affairs team that leads on their issues and one that is always reacting to what they missed.

Want to know what’s moving before it moves without you?

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