Product · Intelligence Engine

PolicyMate reads everything. You read what matters.

PolicyMate reads every government and regulatory source in your coverage as it publishes, in whatever language it publishes in, and weighs each document against what you said you care about. You get the handful that matter, with the impact on you written out and the filing attached.

What costs you isn't the file you misread. It's the one nobody had time to open.

Keeping up by hand.

STATUS: UNREAD
8,412 ITEMS LANDED TODAY · NOBODY HAS READ THEM

Keeping up with PolicyMate.

  • 1,000+ sources watched for you
  • 8,412 documents read since midnight
  • 37 touched your interests
  • 2 need you today
THE ENGINE IS READING · SINCE MIDNIGHT

How the engine works

Four steps, running every hour of every day.

01

It reads everything, before you ask.

The engine never waits to be pointed at something. It works through every regulator, parliament, council and court in its coverage as they publish, through the night and through the weekend.

02

It reads the whole document, in any language.

Not the headline, and not somebody else's summary: the annex, the impact assessment, the four-hour hearing in Polish.

03

It learns what you care about from a sentence.

Describe your interests the way you would brief a new colleague, in your own words. The engine weighs everything it reads against that, and keeps up when your priorities move.

04

It tells you why an item matters to you.

Every brief arrives with the impact on your interests written out, the people and organisations behind it named, and the source one click away.

Turn the engine into a workflow.

Ask questions across your coverage, or see how teams put the same intelligence to work.

Questions about the engine

What people ask about the intelligence engine.

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Everything your coverage publishes: bills and amendments, consultations and the responses to them, gazettes, regulator decisions, tender notices, agendas, minutes and hearing video. It reads the full document rather than a headline or an abstract, which is how it catches a rule buried in an annex.

A keyword alert fires on a word. The engine reads the whole document and weighs it against your interests, so it catches the measure that reshapes your market without ever naming your industry, and it stays quiet on the one that mentions you in passing.

You write it, in your own words, the way you would brief a new colleague. Your markets, the issues you follow, the names you watch, the client you are covering it for. The engine matches what it reads against that, and you can change it any time by rewriting the sentence.

The day it publishes. The engine reads a new document as it lands, so a consultation that opens this morning is in your brief this morning, not in next week's round-up.

Yes. Everything the engine read stays searchable in your coverage, so you can go and look at what it set aside as well as what it surfaced.

Put the engine to work on your interests.

Write what you care about in a sentence. The engine reads your markets from tomorrow morning and sends you only what needs you.

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