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Legislative and fiscal
Budget and appropriations
Know the authority behind every line.
Budget offices, finance directors, and appropriations staff
Request a briefingWhat it does
Budget, specifically.
- Trace a line item to the fund, authority, and year that support it.
- Assemble budget requests with the statutory basis attached.
- Compare appropriations across years and programs.
- Research how other jurisdictions structure and account for comparable funds.
- Answer appropriations questions against the primary record, quickly.
In detail
Connect bills, budgets, appropriations, awards, payroll, vendors, and fiscal impact.
- Draft fiscal notes for bills, separating one-time, recurring, agency, and statewide impact.
- Trace appropriations, fund sources, revenue lines, grants, federal awards, payroll, and vendor spend over time.
- Search audit findings, repeat recommendations, P-card records, and procurement history for risk patterns.
- Build cost-benefit and economic-impact narratives with assumptions and source support exposed.
- Reads structured finance data and unstructured legal authority in the same workflow.
- Connects the budget line to the statute, rule, program, contract, award, or audit record behind it.
- Generates tables, memos, fiscal narratives, and reviewer-ready spreadsheets.
- Keeps assumptions visible so finance staff can correct, approve, or rerun the analysis.
- Public finance, budget, payroll, awards, spending, audits, and vendor records
- Fiscal notes, appropriations, federal budget, grants, and earmark materials
- Statutes, regulations, acts, bills, and program authority
- Uploaded spreadsheets, reports, contracts, and audit workpapers
- Fiscal note draft
- Appropriations history table
- Spend-risk memo
- Cost-benefit report
- What will this bill cost over the budget window?
- Which authority supports this program spend?
- Where are the repeat audit findings?
- Which vendors, funds, or categories explain the trend?
More legislative and fiscal work
The same corpus supports the next desk over.
Legislative tracking and bill analysis
Every bill in flight, and what it would touch.
Fiscal notes and impact analysis
What the bill costs, and why that number holds.
Financial reporting and transparency
Reporting that reconciles to the authority.
Grants and federal programs
Federal money, federal rules, one chain of authority.