Continuous policy monitoring
Track selected EU and institutional sources continuously, with versioned history so teams can see exactly what changed.
PolicyMonitor Studio helps public affairs and policy teams detect relevant EU updates early, triage what matters, and publish stakeholder-ready briefings faster.
This page mirrors what is implemented in the platform right now, including recent V2 and scheduler updates.
Track selected EU and institutional sources continuously, with versioned history so teams can see exactly what changed.
Route updates to the right owner with clear matching context, status handling, and analyst decision workflows.
Ask policy questions in natural language and review answers with direct links back to supporting documents.
Move monitored or searched items into collections, map sections with templates, and publish preview-ready outputs.
Generate first drafts and executive summaries from selected evidence, then refine before external sharing.
Run watchlists to spot new documents and emerging developments early, then decide what to ingest and track.
Designed for analyst speed, stakeholder confidence, and operator control.
A practical flow from monitoring to stakeholder-ready output.
Connect sources, define triggers, and let the system detect relevant updates continuously.
Review issues with evidence, then curate selected items into collections for briefings or reports.
Apply templates, generate draft text where useful, and export/share a final information sheet.
Included as part of the early-access showcase. More clips and walkthroughs will be added in this section.
This walkthrough shows how analysts can create a report directly from AI search results, without starting from the Issues list.
This aligns with implemented V2 capabilities: search citation actions, add-to-collection, template section assignment, AI draft, and preview/export workflows.
Typical impact for teams tracking high-volume policy sources. Actual savings vary by source count, language scope, and approval workflow depth.
Save 5-10 hours/week
Automated polling, deduplication, and change detection replace repetitive manual source checks.
Save 3-6 hours/week
Issues are pre-structured with evidence, routing signals, and matching context for faster analyst decisions.
Save 4-8 hours/week
Search-to-collection, template sections, AI draft support, and preview/export shorten reporting cycles.
Example sizing: for a 3-person policy team, saving 12-24 hours/week can mean roughly 600-1200 hours/year returned to analysis and stakeholder work.
Answers to common evaluation questions from policy and public affairs teams.
No. It reduces repetitive monitoring and drafting work so analysts can focus on interpretation, strategy, and stakeholder decisions.
Answers and drafts are designed to stay tied to source evidence and document references, so teams can validate before publishing.
Early-access onboarding is typically done in short iterations: connect key sources, define routing logic, then tune report templates.
Yes. Most teams begin with one topic or source cluster, then expand after validating the triage and reporting flow.
Use the live workspace now, or request onboarding support for your policy domain and watch configuration.