WASHINGTON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–FiscalNote Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: NOTE), a leader in AI-driven policy and regulatory intelligence solutions, has unveiled its latest enhancement, Impact Summaries, to the PolicyNote platform. This new feature aims to provide tailored, organization-specific insights to policy professionals, allowing them to monitor legislative and regulatory developments with increased efficiency and confidence.
As organizations grapple with a constant influx of complex legislation and regulation, understanding which changes are significant has become imperative for risk management and strategic planning. FiscalNote leverages decades of structured policy data, proprietary AI models, and extensive industry expertise to address this growing need, setting a benchmark in policy intelligence.
Impact Summaries extends the functionality of PolicyNote’s existing AI Summaries by adding deeper layers of context and customization. Users can now receive immediate analysis that reflects not just the legislative changes but how these developments specifically impact their operations. Customization options allow users to filter insights based on industry, operational footprint, and policy priorities, enhancing decision-making processes significantly.
Josh Resnik, CEO and President of FiscalNote, emphasized the importance of these enhancements: “Our customers are under immense pressure to influence and respond to change quickly and with confidence. Impact Summaries turn dense policy documents into clear, personalized insights, enabling teams to spend less time interpreting information and more time acting on it.” This innovation underscores FiscalNote’s commitment to providing differentiated capabilities that deliver long-term value.
The new feature includes several key capabilities, including personalized policy impact analysis that translates complex language into actionable insights tailored to individual organizations. An improved user experience boasts a redesigned interface with integrated organizational profiles and a dedicated “Impact On Your Organization” tab, enabling faster access to relevant summaries.
Moreover, users can exercise greater control over their insights with new “Refine Format” options, allowing for customizable layouts and lengths of summaries. These enhancements not only improve clarity but also significantly reduce manual review time, fostering greater confidence in determining which policy developments warrant action.
Feedback from policy teams using Impact Summaries indicates a marked increase in clarity and a swift acceleration in decision-making across various industries. With this development, FiscalNote continues to demonstrate its dedication to collaborating closely with clients to deliver effective, transparent, and AI-driven policy intelligence.
For more information on the suite of AI-powered policy and regulatory solutions offered by FiscalNote, visit www.fiscalnote.com. The company has built a reputation since its founding in 2013, combining proprietary AI technology with comprehensive data analysis to enable effective decision-making for thousands of customers worldwide.
About FiscalNote
FiscalNote (NYSE: NOTE) is the leading provider of AI-driven policy and regulatory intelligence solutions, helping organizations manage political and business risk efficiently. With its array of products, including PolicyNote, CQ, Roll Call, and VoterVoice, FiscalNote continues to empower professionals globally from offices situated in North America, Europe, and Asia. For further details, visit fiscalnote.com and follow @FiscalNote on social media.
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