Legislative bill tracking software
Wysor reads each bill the night it is filed, checks it against every client you represent, tells you in one line why it matters, and follows it to the governor’s desk. Each client gets a bill list that keeps itself current.
Part of Max plans from $150 a month, with free onboarding. Starts with the first 2027 bills.
New bills for your clients
Filed yesterday: 38
34 bills touched none of your clients. They stay searchable.
Most lobbyists pay for a bill feed, then do the sorting themselves or pay someone to. Wysor does the reading and the sorting, so your morning starts with the bills that matter.
The daily routine today
With Wysor
What happens to a bill in Wysor, in the order it happens in the legislature.
1. The night it is filed
Every new bill, every night
Wysor picks up the bills filed that day and every status change, for the session that is running or about to start.
Checked twice
A first pass screens every bill against all your clients. A second, stricter check reads each candidate and drops links that only “could” or “may” matter.
One line on why
Each match says what the bill does to that client, so you can decide in seconds whether it needs your attention.
New bills for your clients
Filed yesterday: 38
34 bills touched none of your clients. They stay searchable.
2. Every step after
Status in the wording you know
Referred, hearing set, recommended as amended, passed, in conference, sent to the governor, signed or vetoed. At the end of session, bills that stalled show as died in committee.
Hearings linked to bills
Wysor transcribes the hearings too, so when a bill is heard you see who testified for and against, with the video at that second.
HB 2207
In the SenateNotice period for property insurance rate increases
Introduced and referred to Insurance
Jan 14
Hearing in House Insurance
Feb 9
Committee recommended passage as amended
Feb 11
Passed the House, 88-35
Feb 18
Hearing in Senate Financial Institutions
Mar 3
Conference, governor
The House hearing is linked: Meadowlark Mutual named by a conferee10:14
3. For each client
A private page per client
Bill number, subject, current status and last action, on a page with its own link. Put the link in your newsletter or send it on.
You stay in control
Remove a bill from a client’s list, or add one by its number. No approval queue: nothing waits on you.
Links you can revoke
Each client’s link is unique. Make a new one any time and the old link stops working.
Your custom bill update
Meadowlark Mutual Insurance
| Bill | Subject | Status | Last action |
|---|---|---|---|
| HB 2207 | Notice period for rate increases | In Senate committee | Hearing set Mar 3 |
| SB 112 | Catastrophe fund contributions | Passed Senate | Received in House |
| HB 2090 | Claims handling timelines | In House committee | Referred to Insurance |
| SB 98 | Surplus lines tax | Died in committee | Session ended |
4. Every Friday in session
In your letterhead and your tone
A two-page legislative report per client as a PDF, written from the week’s bill actions in the style of your past issues, with that client’s bill list linked.
Change it by asking
Drop a bill, add a sentence or rewrite a paragraph in chat. It is a draft for you, never sent to your clients.
KANSAS LEGISLATIVE REPORT
Week of February 8
The Senate passed SB 112 on Thursday, shortening the notice period for property rate increases. House Insurance hears HB 2207 next week.
Upcoming important dates
Committee hearings on your bills
Session deadlines
Floor debate weeks
Any time
Questions in plain English
Ask which bills touch a client, what happened to a bill this week, or what was said about it in committee.
Search every bill
Find bills by number, subject or a phrase in the text, across the whole session.
Which bills this week touch my utility clients?
Two, both for Prairie Grid Energy:
HB 2231 on data center grid connections had its hearing in House Energy on Tuesday. The chair asked staff for a fiscal note.2:17
SB 160, a rate case timeline bill, was introduced Thursday and referred to Senate Utilities.
Each client has one line on what they care about. When you paste your client list, Wysor drafts that line for each one, and you correct it. A bill matches when it names the client or clearly acts on that business: rates they file, taxes they pay, rules they work under.
Speculative links are dropped on purpose. A bill that might one day touch an industry is not a match. The more precise a client’s line, the better the results, and every bill stays searchable either way.
Hearings, alerts and setup are on legislative tracking for lobbyists, and other tools on legislative tracking software compared. Guide: how to track state bills for multiple clients. By state: Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Iowa, Arkansas, Colorado, Virginia, Nevada, Maine, West Virginia, Delaware and Pennsylvania.
A bill tracking service sends you bills. Wysor also reads them for you: each new bill is checked against every client you represent, with a one-line reason, so you start the day with the bills that matter instead of the whole list. Matched bills land on each client's own bill list, and the week's actions go into your Friday report.
Each client has one line on what they care about, which Wysor drafts from your client list and you correct. A first pass screens every bill against all clients, and a second, stricter check reads each candidate pair and drops links that only could or may matter. A bill matches when it names the client or clearly acts on their business.
No. Matched bills go straight onto each client's list, so nothing waits on you. You can remove a bill from a client's list, or add one by its number, at any time.
Introduction and referral, hearings, committee action, floor votes in each chamber, conference, and the governor's action. At the end of session, bills that stalled show as died in committee.
Each client gets a private page with its own link: bill number, subject, current status and last action, plus the hearings where the client came up. You decide who gets the link, and you can make a new one at any time so the old link stops working.
With the first bills of the 2027 session. Wysor only follows the session that is running or about to start, so it picks up pre-filed bills as soon as the legislature posts them. Hearing transcripts and client alerts work from the first day.
Yes. Ask in chat which bills touch a client, what happened to a bill this week, or what was said about it in committee. You can also search every bill of the session by number, subject or a phrase.
The same legislatures as Wysor's hearing coverage: Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Iowa, Arkansas, Colorado, Virginia, Nevada, Maine, West Virginia, Delaware and Pennsylvania. For another state, write to [email protected].
Bill tracking is part of Wysor's Max plans, at $150 to $250 per month, together with hearing transcripts, client alerts and the Friday report. Onboarding is free.
Talk to us and we set up your client list with you, free. Hearings come in from day one, and bill tracking starts on its own with the first 2027 bills.