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Enhanced
Content
A constantly growing list of diverse quality-controlled
resources that put the information you need at your fingertips
including:
- Prognosis tools that help you assess the
viability of proposed legislation
- Committee hearing & floor notifications
for bills you are tracking
- Sponsor & committee profiles with biographies
and contact information
- Complete regulatory tracking resources that
are deciphered and decoded by analysts
How you benefit:
You can swiftly access key information on bills and regulations
that empower you to respond to developments more accurately and
decisively.
Put it to work: Here's an example
of how you can effectively use our enhanced contentYou oppose
a bill that has been sent to committee:
- Determine the bill's likelihood of passage
by clicking to Committee Analysis, Fiscal Notes and other prognosis
tools
- Run a mail merge to send an opposition letter
to all committee members
- Link that opposition letter to your Private
Tracking File with myAttachments
- Click to forward a full report and action
memo to your lobbyist in that state
Contact your Client Service Manager for a quick
overview and training on these resources.
Learn more:
Prognosis
Tools, Regulatory
Reporting
Sophisticated
Management Tools
Power tools designed to constantly monitor developments and enable
you to store, analyze, segment, track and report on relevant legislation
and regulations.
Why it matters: Managing the
sheer volume of data related to your issues is an enormous task.
We specifically designed all aspects of our service to overcome
that challenge.
Why it's different: Other services
rely on one type of searching, and are limited in their ability
to sort, sift, and convey information in a meaningful and manageable
format.
How you benefit: You can dramatically
reduce the time and effort involved in managing your government
affairs information.
Put it to work: At your request
we'll employ our newest diagnostic tool to thoroughly analyze
your search strategy to determine its "productivity"
and compare results to your Private Tracking File. Next, we'll
create a goal-based scenario to fine-tune how your information
is identified, sorted and delivered.
Learn more: Smart
Search,
Private Tracking File, Case
Study: Bill Volume, Case
Study: Personalized Tracking System
Customer
Service
Multiple people within State Net are connected to your goals and
committed to making you look good.
Why it matters: Managing a
legislative or regulatory information program is extremely challenging.
When seconds count, our team service approach ensures that you
never get stuck in a voicemail loop or waiting for a call back.
Why it's our focus: Our only
business is supporting government affairs and compliance professionals.
Helping you to accomplish your goals is critical to our own success
as a company.
How you benefit: You gain a
knowledgeable extension of your own staff-an entire team of professionals
who support your program goals. Every time you call State Net,
our phone is answered at our Help Desk by a team member who can
answer most common questions or immediately connect you with someone
that can. More than 100 staff experts, averaging 13 years at State
Net, are at your service.
Put it to work: Take time for
regular meetings with your client services team. Provide feedback
about what's working and where your program could be improved.
Let us know about upcoming meetings and publications where we
can help you with special reports, backgrounders or additional
support.
Learn more: Business
Services Group, Financial
Services Team, Health
& Food Industry Team
Data
Integrity
Our services are backed by a 40-year commitment to providing fast
and accurate information achieved through routine and consistent
checks to ensure correct and complete data integrity. Teams familiar
with the legislative and regulatory process in each state identify
and address errors and omissions unique to that state.
Why it matters: Our process
minimizes your risk of relying on inaccurate information. Together
with correcting errors and fixing missing information, our team
also configures bill text and other information into a uniform
format so that it's quick and easy for you to post into memos
or documents.
Why it's different: Other
services simply scrape and paste raw content and links to state-issued
bill text. While this approach is cheap and efficient-it's also
unreliable and costly to their end users.
How you benefit: You can rely
on State Net's reporting and confidently share comprehensive and
quality controlled information with your stakeholders.
Put it to work: It's working
for you every time you get a report from State Net!
Customized
Services
Highly-targeted, individually designed services built to your
exact specifications.
Why it's our focus: Sorting
through inaccurate and unfocused data is a waste of your time
and resources. Our customized services provide focused reporting
and strategic delivery methods that are designed to meet the needs
of every person in your organization.
How you benefit: Custom-built
solutions maximize your efficiency and resources.
Customized Services can help if your challenges include:
- Working with a diverse group of clients,
members or internal constituents that have different demands
and work styles
- Managing a huge list of issues
- Shrinking staff resources
Put it to work: Share your
program goals and the information needs of your internal and external
users with your Client Service Manager who will design an optimum
service and delivery system.
Learn more: iTrac,
Hands-on Issue Screening
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5 The
number of major errors we catch on official state legislative
sites each week. We alert the states whenever we find an error
to help them correct their official information.
40% The
amount of bill text on Massachusetts's website that is cutoff
or omitted.
3 The
number of times a bill is quality checked before posting to our
system.
7 The
number of states where bill summaries are ALWAYS missing or incomplete.
2 States
where we have to scan text, page-by-page, by hand because it is
not available on the state site.
100% The
amount of translation that states such as New Mexico require to
make their legislative process understandable.
5 Number
of states where committee hearing info isn't readily or consistently
available via the state's website.
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