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Start with your job—not the feature list.
Each path sequences the smallest set of guides needed to reach a useful outcome.
New hire or new practitioner
First Day
Read current priorities and complete one useful action.
4 guides →
Practitioner
First Week
Use the team operating rhythm without creating shadow notes.
4 guides →
Practitioner or team leader
First Month
Build reliable coverage, ownership, and leadership visibility.
4 guides →
Workspace owner
Administrator
Control access, billing, audit history, and support.
5 guides →
Government-affairs leader
Executive
Read movement, risk, ownership, and the next decisions.
4 guides →
Authorized Statecraft operator
Demo Presenter
Deliver a clean connected walkthrough using synthetic data only.
4 guides →
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Learning paths
Your first day in Statecraft
Learn the workspace, current priorities, and one useful operating action.
Your first week in Statecraft
Build a reliable operating rhythm around issues, interactions, and weekly review.
Your first month in Statecraft
Turn daily use into institutional memory, coverage, and leadership visibility.
Onboard a new government-affairs hire
Give a new teammate institutional history and a useful first action without a document scavenger hunt.
Stakeholders
Build a useful stakeholder record
Capture context that changes the next conversation—not trivia.
Create and connect organizations
Keep employer, agency, coalition, and institutional context connected to the people involved.
Use tags for reusable segmentation
Create a small, governed vocabulary for coalitions, regions, programs, and operating groups.
Data and import
Core workflows
Log an interaction in under a minute
Turn meetings, calls, hearings, and emails into shared institutional memory.
Use Quick log after a conversation
Capture the minimum useful interaction while the signal is fresh.
Manage an issue or proceeding
Connect policy movement to people, deadlines, ownership, and risk.
Coordinate hearings, meetings, and deadlines
Place policy milestones and relationship work on one team calendar.
Intelligence and leadership
Run Command Center
Read relationship risk, priorities, commitments, deadlines, and ownership concentration at a glance.
Run the weekly government-affairs review
Use one shared screen to decide what changed, what is exposed, and who moves next.
Use notifications as an exception queue
Review generated signals, act on what matters, and mark completed items read.
Read the Stakeholder Heatmap
Visualize geocoded relationships and identify geographic or issue coverage gaps.
Prepare a stakeholder briefing
Turn a connected stakeholder history into a focused preparation draft.
Reports
Proof and migration
Purchase and launch
Choose a plan and purchase
Start directly with a published plan or route structured internal approval.
Route a purchase for internal approval
Give executive, procurement, finance, legal, security, and implementation reviewers focused decision paths.
Manage billing and seats
Open secure checkout, use the billing portal, and understand plan and seat boundaries.
Create a personalized buyer path
Turn a qualified conversation into a private, expiring next step without automatic outreach or CRM capture.
Team and access
Invite teammates and choose roles
Give each person the minimum access needed without sharing credentials.
Understand roles and permissions
Know what administrators, editors, and viewers are expected to do.
Maintain profile and team settings
Keep the identity and workspace labels that appear across Statecraft accurate.
Security and privacy
Review privileged audit history
Inspect the 200 most recent privileged team actions and their operating context.
Understand access and data boundaries
How Statecraft scopes team data, sensitive workflows, retention, and external actions.