A policy tracking system for lawyers
One practice area, every state legislature and Congress, in a list you can read in one sitting, and a report each month you can send to a client.
14-day free trial. From $39/mo billed annually, $49 month to month.
When you would reach for it
A client asks what changed this quarter
Send the monthly report for your practice area. It opens with what happened, then gives one line on every bill that advanced and what was enacted.
AI Legislation, Data Privacy
An obligation lands before you hear about it
New duties usually arrive in bills that never name the thing they regulate. Trackers are scoped by the obligation created, so those still reach the feed.
Cybersecurity, Data Privacy
A federal comment window is open
Regulatory Watch closes each issue with the federal rulemaking on the same subject, led by the open comment deadline rather than by publication date.
Regulatory Watch
The advice has to cover more than one state
One feed per practice area spans every state legislature, DC and Congress, ranked by how far each bill has moved rather than by when it was filed.
Intellectual Property, Children's Online Safety
How it decides what is relevant
A bill titled "automated employment decision tools" is an AI bill and reaches your AI tracker on that basis. A bill that merely mentions artificial intelligence in passing does not. Trackers are scoped by the obligation a bill creates, which is what makes the difference.
Read before you shortlist anything
- Best Legislative Tracking Software 2026: 8 Tools ComparedEight legislative tracking tools compared by name, with published prices, coverage, and the one question that decides between them. Short answer first.
- What is a law tracker? A 2026 guideWhat a law tracker actually does, who needs one, and what separates a tool that works from one that produces the illusion of coverage.
- Regulatory intelligence vs legislative trackingDifferent workflows, different budgets, different buyers. Here's how to tell which one you need.
Policy tracking system FAQ
What is a policy tracking system?
Software that follows legislation by policy area rather than bill by bill, so you read one practice area across every jurisdiction.
How does LawSignals work as policy tracking software?
You follow a curated tracker. Every bill in every state legislature and Congress is checked against its written scope, ranked by how far it moved, and written up once a month.
Who uses policy tracking software?
Solo practitioners and small-firm lawyers who advise on one practice area. It is priced per practice area, not per seat, and it is not a government-affairs platform.
Can I track compliance-related legislation?
Yes. Follow the trackers covering the obligation, or define a custom category. The monthly issue also carries the federal rulemaking on the same subject.
Is this the same as legislative monitoring?
Close to it. Legislative monitoring watches bills; policy tracking groups them by practice area, which is the unit you subscribe to here.
Or start from your practice area
Each tracker carries a written scope, a live bill feed across every jurisdiction that legislates the subject, and a monthly issue you can forward to a client.
Related pages
- Legislative tracking softwareEvery state and Congress, one practice area at a time.
- Bill tracking softwareEvery bill in your practice area, followed to the end.
- 50-state legislative trackingEvery state legislature, DC and Congress in one list.
- Federal regulatory trackingFederal rules on the same subject, led by open comment deadlines.
- Regulatory change managementState agency rules, federal rules and new laws for your industry, with their dates.
Track policy changes across every jurisdiction
14-day free trial. From $39/mo billed annually, $49 month to month.