OneGov Adds AI Research Tools for Legislative Tracking
OneGov said in a press release that its OneGov Pro research tier uses AI to help government affairs teams analyze bills, hearings, rules, and lobbyist activity across all 50 states and the U.S. Congress.
The company said the tools can answer policy questions in plain language, generate policy dossiers, and return source cited research in seconds or minutes. It also said committee hearings are searchable so users can find relevant moments without watching full sessions.
OneGov describes the product as a replacement for manual research work behind spreadsheet based bill tracking. The platform monitors bills, members, committees, statutes, and regulations, with alerts when activity matches user interests.
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