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Your IT department loves it. Your GR team tolerates it. There's no field for “appointing governor,” no concept of relationship temperature, and committee assignments live in a notes field nobody reads.
Statecraft turns stakeholder history, issues, commitments, deadlines, and team knowledge into one command system—so leadership sees what matters and institutional memory survives every transition.
Private assessment. No demo. No import into your CRM. Delete anytime.
Built by a government affairs professional who lived this problem firsthand.
Purpose-built for government affairs teams at utilities, hospital systems, infrastructure companies, associations, and growing organizations.
Elected officials. Regulators. Commissioners. Agency staff. Coalition partners. Each relationship has context, history, temperature, and timing, and right now most of it lives in a tab labeled stakeholders_FINAL_v3.xlsx.
Your IT department loves it. Your GR team tolerates it. There's no field for “appointing governor,” no concept of relationship temperature, and committee assignments live in a notes field nobody reads.
Rows and columns for relationships that are anything but linear. One person quits and years of stakeholder intelligence walk out the door. Version control is a group chat. It's fine, until a rate case.
Broad policy-intelligence suites solve important tracking and advocacy problems. A focused in-house team should not have to buy and administer a platform built around a different primary job just to preserve relationship history.
Not retrofitted from sales software. Not priced for a lobbying budget. Built from the ground up for how this work actually gets done.
See your entire stakeholder universe on a map, color-coded by relationship strength. Spot the gaps before your VP does, and find the district you haven't touched in two years before the construction crew shows up. Export for board presentations.
Contact records that understand your work. Officials with committee assignments and election cycles. Relationship scores that mean something. Strong, Good, At Risk, Negative.
Meeting a state senator at 9am? Enter the purpose, click generate. We pull interaction history, committee assignments, and your positions into a complete briefing in seconds.
Every meeting, call, site visit, and hearing, logged in seconds. What was discussed, asked, committed, and what comes next. The institutional memory you've meant to build, finally built.
Track every docket, proceeding, and legislative priority. Link contacts to issues and see who stands where. Connect relationship intelligence to policy intelligence.
One click, one date range, one formatted PDF of every interaction logged and issue advanced, on your director's desk before the Monday check-in.
Coming from Quorum, Salesforce, or a 400-row spreadsheet? Map your columns, preview, confirm. Your institutional knowledge transfers in minutes.
Your entire GR team on one shared intelligence layer. Shared contacts, history, and issues. New hires start from everything the team has built, not from scratch.
A focused team needs shared stakeholder history, issues, commitments, and reporting without a long enterprise buying process. Team supports up to three users and can start immediately at one published price.
Established departments and multi-jurisdiction operations can move through Organization or Enterprise with the security, approval, import, and launch support their scope actually requires.
No surprise implementation fees. No mandatory demo. Build the launch path before you talk to anyone.
Practical guidance from a practitioner who has done the work.
An intervenor is a party, other than the utility and the commission, that is granted formal standing to participate in a regulatory proceeding. If you want to understand how a proceeding will turn out, you have to understand who has intervened and why.
Read article →A docket is the official file for a specific regulatory proceeding, containing every filing, order, and record associated with it. For utility government affairs, the docket is the fundamental unit of the work.
Read article →Regulatory affairs is the function responsible for ensuring an organization’s products and operations comply with the rules of the agencies that regulate them. It is related to government affairs, but the two do different work.
Read article →Published prices are real prices. No haggling, no mandatory demo, no surprise implementation fee.
Up to 3 users · one published annual total
Start Team — no demoFor small teams replacing spreadsheets. Utilities, hospital systems, tech companies.
Up to 10 users · one published annual total
Start or route approval →The operating system for your government affairs function. Large teams, multiple jurisdictions.
/ year · exact scope confirmed before purchase
Build My Statecraft →Infrastructure plus dedicated implementation. The largest multi-state government affairs operations.