Writing the alert is only half the job. The other half is everyone who has to act on it before the day is over.
A good grassroots manager knows how to mobilize fast. The problem isn’t strategy, it’s the prep work that has to happen in parallel. The moment a bill moves, advocates need a call script before they start dialing, and a meeting with a senator’s office appears on the calendar with two hours’ notice. None of that is optional, and none of it waits for a quieter week.
Skip the prep and even a well-written alert falls flat. An advocate with no script improvises, and an improvised ask is the easiest one for a constituent to decline, not because the cause is weak, but because hesitation is contagious on a phone call. A team that walks into a meeting without context spends the first ten minutes catching up instead of making the case, and sometimes there isn’t a second meeting to make up for it. The gap between a bill moving and your whole team being ready to act is where advocacy momentum quietly stalls. Quincy closes that gap.
Quincy Can Do It
Quincy, Quorum’s patented AI assistant, provides all your policy intelligence in one AI connected workspace. Included in Quorum Grassroots, Quincy is trained on 10+ years of Quorum’s proprietary data and queries the entire government affairs ecosystem, including your campaign history, advocate records, meeting notes, and live legislative data, to give you insights you can actually trust.
Equip your advocates with the right scripts, briefs, and outreach, instantly, so your team is never the reason a moment got missed.
Quincy Drafts an Advocate Call Script for Whatever Just Moved
A call script has to work on the spot, whether someone picks up or it goes to voicemail. Ask Quincy:
“Draft a volunteer call script urging constituents to call their lawmaker about the teacher pay bill, including what to say if they reach voicemail.”
Quincy returns a complete, two-branch script: exact words if a staffer picks up, exact words if it goes to voicemail. Your advocates walk into every call with the right language for either outcome. No improvising mid-call, no advocates going in unprepared. A volunteer with a clear, confident script is a volunteer who gets results, and that same level of preparation matters just as much when your team is the one walking into the room.
Quincy Builds a Meeting Brief From Your Organization’s Actual History
Eight words. A complete brief. Ask Quincy:
“Prep me for a meeting with Senator Baldwin.”
Quincy returns committee assignments, recent legislative activity, public positions, and your organization’s logged interactions with that office, combined with a suggested opening line built on your actual relationship history. Not a generic summary pulled from a public database. It’s a brief that picks up where your last conversation left off, so your team walks in with context already assembled instead of stitching it together from memory in the elevator.
Why Quincy Does This Best
Prep work is different from research. Research finds new information. Prep work connects what your organization already knows, past meetings, prior commitments, advocate history, campaign context, into something your team can act on in the next hour.
That’s the part a general AI tool can’t do. It has no access to what your team discussed in the last meeting, what your advocates have already done, or what your organization has already said publicly. Every brief it generates starts from zero, which means it misses the most important context: yours.
Quincy already has your meeting notes, your advocate history, your campaign record, and the live legislative data your program tracks, all connected before you type a single prompt. A brief isn’t a fresh writeup, it’s a continuation of a relationship your team has actually been building. A call script isn’t a generic template, it’s tied to the bill that moved today. That’s the difference between showing up prepared and showing up with a plausible guess at what matters.
Want your team ready before the next meeting lands on your calendar?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Quincy?
Quincy is Quorum’s patented AI assistant, built into Quorum Grassroots and trained on your organization’s campaign history, advocate data, and live legislative activity. It generates call scripts, meeting briefs, and advocate-ready outreach from natural-language prompts.
How fast can Quincy generate a volunteer call script?
Quincy generates a complete, two-branch call script on demand, covering what to say if someone picks up and what to say if it goes to voicemail, in minutes from a single prompt, tied to whatever legislation just moved.
Can Quincy prep my team for a meeting with a lawmaker?
Yes. Ask Quincy to prep you for a meeting and it returns committee assignments, recent legislative activity, your organization’s logged interactions with that office, and a suggested opening line built on your actual relationship history, not a generic summary.
Why is Quincy better than a general AI tool for meeting prep?
A general AI tool has no memory of your organization. It doesn’t know what was said in the last meeting, what was promised, or where things stood. Quincy already has your meeting notes, advocate history, and campaign record connected, so every brief picks up where your last conversation left off.