Corporate affairs research you can stand behind.
Government relations, policy, communications and PR all run to deadlines, and none of them can afford to get the facts wrong. Send a bill, a consultation paper, a draft statement or a question the way you would brief an adviser. A referenced answer comes back to the same email thread with its sources shown. You review it and decide what goes out.
- Free until launch
- Confidential by default
- Your data is never used to train AI models
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How it works.
Send an email
Brief it the way you would brief a colleague. Attach the documents that matter.
The work comes back
A referenced answer arrives in the same thread within minutes, with its sources shown, and stays in your email as a record.
You check and decide
The sources come with the answer, so checking takes minutes, not hours. The final word is always yours.
Questions you could send today.
Example 1 of 3“Summarise the draft legislation and produce a briefing note on the key risks and opportunities for our organisation.”
What comes back.
Ask for a briefing note on a bill and this is the shape it usually takes. Ask for something different and it follows your brief instead.
The short version
What the bill does, in a few lines your executive can read first.
What changes
The provisions that matter to you, each with a pinpoint reference.
Risks and opportunities
Set against your organisation, its sector and its stated positions.
What to check
Where the answer rests on interpretation or a source you should read yourself.
Sources
Every Act, bill, explanatory memorandum and page relied on, linked.
What your team can send it.
Built for government relations, public policy, regulatory affairs, communications and public relations teams, in-house or in agencies, and the not-for-profits and peak bodies that advocate for their sectors. Attach the documents that matter and say what you need back.
Our existing clients include government relations experts, not-for-profit organisations, political parties, lawyers and barristers, communications professionals, union representatives, polling and research companies, and community and health care providers.
Draft legislation
The bill read with its explanatory memorandum. Get back a briefing note on the key risks and opportunities, with each point tied to a clause.
Inquiries and consultations
The terms of reference broken down, and your draft submission reviewed against them with the soft areas marked and edits suggested.
Regulatory change
What has changed, from when and what your organisation needs to do. The sections that matter come back cited.
Across jurisdictions
Lobbying registration, electoral disclosure and other rules that differ by state and territory, set out side by side with the sources.
Statements and talking points
Send the draft media release or talking points. Get back the claims checked against their sources, with anything unsupported marked.
Issues background
Before you respond, ask for the background: the history, the positions already taken and the facts, each with its source.
Press conferences and hearings
Send a recording of a press conference, committee hearing or stakeholder meeting. Get back a transcript to search, quote and summarise from.
Your own positions
We can build a library of your policies, positions, past submissions and media statements, so every answer applies your priorities.
Built for work you have to stand behind.
- Part of the ATI Global group, home of InfoTrack and LEAP
- An Australian team you can talk to
- Sources shown with every answer
- Your data is never used to train AI models
- Supports your judgement, never replaces it
Also built for legal services and company directors.
FAQ's.
Will it write our submission for us?
It reviews your draft against the terms of reference, marks the soft areas and suggests edits. Your team stays the author and decides what is lodged.
Can it tell us what has changed in a law or policy?
Yes. Ask what has changed in an Act, a regulation or a policy and what it means for your organisation. The sections that matter come back with their sources.
Can it work from a recording?
Yes. Send a recording of a press conference, hearing or stakeholder meeting and a transcript comes back to the same thread.
Is it for communications and PR teams too?
Yes. Send a draft statement or talking points to check the claims against their sources, ask for the background on an issue before you respond, or send a recording for a transcript.
Do you work with not-for-profits and peak bodies?
Yes. Advocacy, submissions and sector communications are corporate affairs work, wherever it is done. Funding agreements and compliance questions can be sent too.
Can it draw on our own positions?
Yes. We can build a library of your policies, positions and past submissions, so briefing notes weigh a bill against what your organisation has already said.
Ready to get it right.
Send your first question today and judge the answer for yourself.