Every week, hundreds of documents land on your team’s plate. Executive orders, regulatory filings, hearing transcripts, draft amendments sent an hour before a leadership briefing. Your team knows they need to read them. The problem is that reading through dense federal language, comparing a draft amendment to existing legislation, or pulling the key implications out of an 8-hour committee hearing takes hours your team doesn’t have. By the time a document gets read and actioned, the window to respond has often already closed. Every document your team can’t get to is a risk or an opportunity your strategy can’t account for. Quincy closes that gap.
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 hearings, state committee transcripts, executive orders, agency documents, and uploaded PDFs, to give you insights you can actually trust.
Ask Quincy what any document means for your organization and get a clear, actionable answer in seconds.
Quincy Turns Federal Hearings Into Instant Intelligence
An 8-hour Senate hearing just concluded. Somewhere in those hours is the exact signal and quote your strategy depends on. Ask Quincy:
“At what point in this hearing does Brad Smith talk about federal permitting challenges for data centers?”
Out of an 8-hour hearing, Quincy surfaces the exact moment and pulls the quote directly. For example, Brad Smith on the Army Corps of Engineers wetlands permit being the single biggest bottleneck for data center construction in the US, attributed and linked, no manual searching required. The insight your team needs, in seconds, not after scrubbing through footage or generating transcripts manually.
Quincy Summarizes State Committee Transcripts Before You Need To Act
State committee hearings move fast and rarely make national headlines. But what a lawmaker says about your issue in a committee room can shape the legislation your team is tracking for the rest of the session. Ask Quincy:
“In this hearing, which lawmakers expressed concerns about education funding safeguards and what did they say?”
For example, Quincy identifies every lawmaker who raised concerns, pulls their exact quotes, and summarizes the key themes: Senator Lieske warning the bill could “endanger the future of our kids,” Senator Wesenberg calling for stronger safeguards. All attributed, all searchable, moments after the gavel drops. No sitting through hours of testimony. No missing the moment that matters.
Quincy Compares Any Uploaded Document to Legislation in Quorum
Not every document that matters starts in Quorum. A client just sent over a draft amendment an hour before your team needs to brief leadership. You need to know how it compares to the bill already introduced. Upload the PDF directly into Quincy and ask:
“Compare this amendment to H.R. 6938 in our system, what are the key differences?”
Quincy reads the uploaded document, pulls the relevant bill from Quorum, and returns a side-by-side analysis. No manual read-through, no scrambling before the meeting. Quincy handles the analysis so your team can focus on the strategy.
Quincy Analyzes Executive Orders and Agency Documents the Moment They Drop
Executive orders, agency press releases, and federal guidance drop constantly, and your team is expected to know immediately what each one means for your organization. Ask Quincy:
“What does this executive order require federal agencies to do, and what are the implications for organizations working in mental health policy?”
For example, Quincy breaks down the entire executive order in seconds: FDA prioritization, a new Right to Try pathway, $50 million allocated for state partnerships, VA collaboration directives, and what each one means for federal lobbying strategy. Your team can start planning the moment a document drops, not after a policy memo works its way through the organization. The same capability applies across any federal regulatory document, Environmental Impact Statements, proposed rules, Federal Register notices, agency guidance. If your organization needs to know what a federal document requires and by when, Quincy reads it.
Why Quincy Does This Best
A general AI tool can summarize a document you paste into it. What it cannot do is connect that document to the legislation already in your system, surface the related hearing testimony, or flag implications specific to your organization’s priorities and issue areas.
Quincy already has the legislative context, the committee history, and your organization’s priorities connected before you ask the first question. Every document becomes part of a larger picture, not an isolated read. That is the difference between a government affairs team that knows what a document means for their strategy and one that’s still reading through it when the window to act has already closed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Quincy?
Quincy is Quorum’s patented AI assistant, built into Quorum Federal and Quorum State and trained on federal hearings, state committee transcripts, executive orders, agency documents, and your organization’s legislative priorities. It analyzes any government document and surfaces the key implications for your strategy from natural-language prompts.
Can Quincy analyze federal hearing transcripts?
Yes. Ask Quincy what happened in any federal hearing and it returns the key moments, which members signaled support or skepticism, what policy arguments gained traction, and what the implications are for legislation currently moving through committee.
Can Quincy summarize state committee hearings?
Yes. Ask Quincy to summarize any state committee hearing and it returns a clear breakdown of what was discussed, which members spoke and how, and what language signals likely direction for the bills under consideration.
Can Quincy compare a document I upload to legislation already in Quorum?
Yes. Upload any PDF directly into Quincy and ask it to compare the document to any bill in the system. Quincy reads the uploaded document, pulls the relevant legislation, and returns a side-by-side analysis of the key differences.
How does Quincy handle executive orders and federal agency documents?
Ask Quincy what any executive order or agency document requires and what the implications are for your organization, and it breaks down the key directives, deadlines, and policy implications in seconds, with a link to the full source document.
Why is Quincy more effective than a general AI tool for government document analysis?
A general AI tool analyzes documents in isolation. Quincy connects every document to the legislative context, committee history, and organizational priorities already in your system, so the analysis is specific to what matters for your strategy, not a generic summary of what the document says.