The legislative CRM built on the live legislative record
USLege is a legislative CRM and intelligence platform in one. Log legislator meetings, set positions, assign bills, track client work, and update portals, all on the same record that tells you what the legislature is doing.
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Your tracker, your CRM, and your spreadsheet should not be three different places
Most government affairs teams run on three things that never talk to each other: a tracker for what is happening, a contact list for who you know, and a spreadsheet for who owns what. The meeting note lives in one place, the bill in another, the client in a third. When a hearing moves at 8 a.m., nobody can see the whole picture.
One legislator, one bill, one record of what your team did
A legislator's file holds the meetings, notes, and open tasks. The bill holds the position, the lead, and the team. Both stay in sync with the live record.
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From the bill to the relationship to the client, in one place
Track the bills and people that matter
Add bills to client or issue tracks. Legislators, committees, and staff are already in the record, so there is nothing to build first.
Log what your team does
Notes on legislators and bills, tasks with owners and due dates, a position, an impact rating, and a lead for every bill.
Share what clients need to see
Portals with dated updates, alerts when work is assigned or someone is mentioned, and all of it reachable from Claude or ChatGPT.
What changes when the tracker and the CRM are one thing
Everything around the bill, kept with the bill
Legislator relationship log
Notes and tasks about any legislator, shown on their profile and on every bill you tag them on. Log a meeting in one step, dated the day it happened.
Staff directory
Find a legislator's staff by name or title, or pull the personal-office staff for every member of a committee, such as each Legislative Director, without paging through a whole chamber.
Positions and impact
Mark every bill Support, Oppose, Neutral, Monitoring, Amend, or Kill, and rate its impact High, Medium, or Low.
Leads and teams
Give every bill a lead and a team, then search for the bills assigned to you, or for the ones nobody owns yet.
Tasks with owners
Priority, due date, assignee, and status, linked to a bill, a track, and the legislators involved. Teammates are notified when a task is assigned or finished.
Notes with the right audience
Keep a note private, share it with a track, open it to your whole organization, or show it in a client portal.
Client and issue pipeline
Organize work as client or issue tracks. For clients, record status, size, and deal terms, flat fee or retainer, and see your pipeline by stage and deal size.
Client portals
Share chosen tracks with clients, post dated updates, and decide whether outside viewers can comment.
Your CRM, from the AI you already use
USLege MCP can do the everyday work, not just read it, using your own USLege permissions. Ask in plain English, and your AI tool shows you each change it makes.
Examples. Works from Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI tools connected to USLege MCP.
Built for the people who live in the relationships
Legislative CRM, answered
What is a legislative CRM? +
Can I log a meeting with a legislator? +
Who can see my notes? +
Can I manage clients and deal terms? +
Can I bring my existing notes into USLege? +
Can I run the CRM from Claude or ChatGPT? +
Put the meeting note, the bill, and the client in the same place
Bring a bill list or a client roster. In a few minutes we will show you the same workflow on your own coverage. Want the wider picture first? See the full USLege platform.
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A full AI-policy intelligence report across all 50 states: curated AI bills, an AI-Friendliness Index for every state, verified legislative hearing clips in a growing set of states, and the sponsors driving both sides of the debate. This is the type of report USLege builds fast.