State legislative tracking software
Wysor transcribes every recorded floor session and committee hearing the same day, checks each new bill against each client, and writes your Friday report in your letterhead. You hear about a client only when something touches them.
Max plans from $150 a month, with free onboarding. Running on Kansas hearings since October 2026.
House Committee on Insurance
Room 218-N, Tuesday, February 9, 2027
Chair Ramsey
We will move to proponents on House Bill 2207.
J. Whitaker, insurers' association
Several of our members, including Meadowlark Mutual, filed comments on the rate rule last session.
Rep. Okafor
How would a thirty-day notice affect the smaller carriers?
Meadowlark Mutual came up in House Insurance
Sent at 10:52 with the quote, the summary and the video at 10:14.
Each state has its own page with what is covered and, for most, a real hearing transcribed by Wysor that you can open and play.
Kansas Legislature, Topeka
Missouri General Assembly, Jefferson City
Oklahoma Legislature, Oklahoma City
Iowa Legislature, Des Moines
Arkansas General Assembly, Little Rock
Colorado General Assembly, Denver
Virginia General Assembly, Richmond
Nevada Legislature, Carson City
Maine Legislature, Augusta
West Virginia Legislature, Charleston
Delaware General Assembly, Dover
Pennsylvania General Assembly, Harrisburg
Lobbying in another state? Write to [email protected] and we will tell you when it is ready.
Most of a contract lobbyist’s week goes into reading: hearings, bill lists, status changes, then writing it up for each client. This is what Wysor takes over.
| The job | Usually | With Wysor |
|---|---|---|
| Hearing notes | Sit in the room, watch the video later, or wait for a notes service | Every recorded meeting transcribed with speakers named and summarized, usually within the hour |
| Did a client come up? | Read every set of notes and hope nothing was missed | An email only when a hearing names a client or discusses its business, with the quote and the video |
| New bills | A daily bill list that you, or someone you pay, sorts by client | Every bill read against each client the night it is filed, with a one-line reason |
| Client bill lists | Kept up by hand, one client at a time | A private page per client that updates itself, status included |
| Friday newsletter | Written from scratch every week | A two-page report per client in your letterhead and tone, as a draft for you |
The same afternoon
Usually within the hour
On weekdays a meeting is in your tracker about an hour after it ends.
Every recorded meeting
Floor sessions and standing, joint, special and interim committees, from the legislature’s official recordings.
Speakers named
Legislators, staff and conferees, named from rosters, agendas and the meeting itself.
A summary of every hearing
Overview, bills and action, testimony for and against, and next steps, each linked to the moment in the video.
Search and ask
Find a bill number, company or phrase across every hearing, or ask who testified and get answers that link to the video.
Summary: House Insurance, February 9
When a client comes up
Named or not
Each new hearing is checked against every client’s name and business, so a drug pricing debate reaches your pharmaceutical client even when nobody names the company.
The quote and the moment
Each email carries the summary and key quotes, with links that open the video at that second.
No match, no email
Quiet days stay quiet.
From Wysor, 10:52
A hearing touched on Northfield Pharmaceuticals' business
Senate Public Health, Medicaid drug pricing
The new pricing rule would move most of that cost onto drug manufacturers.2:41
No one named the client, but the discussion is about their business. Open the transcript or watch from 2:41.
The night a bill is filed
Read against each client
Every bill is checked against each client’s interests, with a one-line reason, and speculative links are dropped.
Followed to the governor
Status through committee, floor votes, conference and the governor, on a private bill list per client.
Starts with the 2027 session, as soon as the first bills are filed
New bills for your clients
Filed yesterday: 38
34 bills touched none of your clients. They stay searchable.
Every Friday in session
Your newsletter, with your logo
A two-page legislative report as a PDF for each client, in your letterhead and the tone of your past issues, with the upcoming dates filled in.
Change it by asking
Edit any client’s report in chat. Everything comes to your inbox as a draft; you send it.
STATE 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
Paste your client list
One client per line, or upload the list you already have. Wysor drafts a line on what each client cares about; you correct it.
Add your letterhead
Upload your Word letterhead and one or two past newsletters. Wysor takes your logo, layout, footer and tone from them.
Let it run
Hearings come in from the first day. Bills start on their own when the session’s bills are filed. Nothing to switch on.
We do the setup with you on a call, free.
Hearings and bills are public, and their transcripts and summaries are shared across users. Your clients, your notes and your matches are not. Wysor processes your data on EU servers, never uses it to train AI models and never sells it.
It is also a full AI workspace, with several leading models, document analysis and US case law research. Lawyers can see more on AI for lawyers.
It depends on the job. Enterprise public affairs platforms suit large multistate teams that also run grassroots campaigns or a PAC, and are usually priced by quote. Bill databases are inexpensive but leave the reading and sorting to you. Wysor is built for contract lobbyists with a book of clients: it reads every hearing and every new bill for each client, sends an email only when a client is touched, and drafts your weekly client report in your letterhead, at a published price from $150 a month.
Software that follows what a legislature does so you don't have to: hearings, bills, votes and status changes. Wysor goes further than a bill feed. It transcribes every recorded hearing with the speakers named, checks hearings and new bills against each of your clients, and writes your weekly client report as a draft.
Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Iowa, Arkansas, Colorado, Virginia, Nevada, Maine, West Virginia, Delaware and Pennsylvania. Each state page lists exactly which meetings are covered. If you lobby in another state, write to [email protected].
On weekdays a meeting usually appears within about an hour after it ends, with speakers named and a written summary. Meetings that end late at night or on weekends arrive with the overnight run.
When a new hearing names one of your clients out loud, or clearly discusses their business or industry. The email groups the meeting's summary with the key quotes and links to the moment in the video. If nothing touches a client, there is no email.
Every night Wysor picks up the bills filed that day and every status change. Each new bill is checked against each client, with a one-line reason, and matched bills are followed through committee, floor votes, conference and the governor. Each client gets a private bill list that updates itself. It starts with the first 2027 bills; you don't need to switch anything on.
During session, every Friday morning, a two-page legislative report as a PDF for each client: your logo from your letterhead, an article on the week's bill actions in the tone of your past issues, an upcoming dates box, a link to that client's bill list and your footer. It goes to you as a draft, never to your clients, and you can change it by asking in chat.
Yes. Each tracker follows one legislature with its own client list, and you can have up to two per account. For more, write to [email protected].
Yes. Your client list and notes are processed on EU servers, are never used to train AI models, and are never sold or shared. Hearing transcripts, summaries and bills are public records and are shared across users. Your clients and your matches are not.
Legislature tracking is part of Wysor's Max plans, at $150 to $250 per month, with free onboarding. Transcripts, summaries and client alerts for new hearings are included. Chat questions about a meeting, and checking older meetings for your clients on request, count toward your plan's usage.
Most legislatures convene in January. Set up your clients now, while interim committees meet, and bill tracking starts on its own when the 2027 bills are filed.