FiscalNote applies AI to policy and regulatory intelligence, helping organizations track, analyze and act on government risk.
FiscalNote monitors legislation and regulation across jurisdictions, then uses AI to match what matters to each customer and explain the impact. Its platform covers tracking, stakeholder analysis, issue management and advocacy workflows for government affairs teams.
With coverage spanning global legislatures and regulatory bodies, FiscalNote turns policy change from a manual news-reading exercise into a structured intelligence function. For companies where regulation is a material risk — finance, energy, health, tech — it provides the early warning layer for government affairs.
Policy risk moves faster than most organizations can track manually: bills are introduced, amended and enacted across dozens of jurisdictions, and the impact assessment falls to small government affairs teams. FiscalNote automates the monitoring layer, matching developments to each customer’s issues and summarizing what changed and why it matters. Issue management workflows then organize response — stakeholder engagement, coalition activity and advocacy campaigns — against a shared view of the policy landscape. Companies in regulated sectors use the platform as an early warning system for compliance and strategy. As AI features improve summarization and matching, the product increasingly serves as the operating system for the government affairs function.
The structured record also supports accountability: government affairs teams can show leadership what changed, what was done in response and how positions evolved, turning policy work from an invisible activity into a managed function.
Intelligence and research tools in this category are valued for provenance and scale: extracted claims must trace back to sources, and coverage must be broad enough that analysts do not miss the signal that matters.
FiscalNote is licensed through enterprise subscriptions scoped to issues, jurisdictions and users.
Government affairs, compliance and public policy teams at companies and organizations where regulation drives risk.
Limited public content is free; full platform access requires a subscription.
Yes — FiscalNote offers data and API access for enterprise integration.
Compared with manual legal research, FiscalNote automates monitoring and matching; versus law firm memos, it wins on continuous coverage but not on legal advice.