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Political monitoring for companies

Not every report matters. Almost every one that does arrives late.

Curated observation of legislative initiatives, consultations and debate in Vienna and Brussels, assessed against your business goals.

What it is about

A monitoring service that reports everything stops being read after three weeks. The value lies in what is left out, and in the sentence explaining why what remains matters.

The sources are public: draft bills and consultations, parliamentary materials, questions and answers, the Commission work programme, consultations, Council documents and committee reports. The problem is not access but volume.

Our monitoring filters along topics defined with you and gives each finding an interpretation: what is planned, who it affects, when it is decided, what to do now. Without that fourth line a monitoring service is a newsletter.

The points that decide

  • Consultation

    Four to six weeks. Miss it and later comments land nowhere.

  • Parliament

    Parliamentary questions show which topic is currently gaining political energy.

  • EU level

    Work programme and consultations announce years in advance.

  • Assessment

    Relevance, urgency and options for action in three lines.

How we work on it

  • Professional Analysis & Monitoring

    Curated monitoring of initiatives, draft legislation and public debate - assessed against your business goals.

  • High-Level Strategy & Campaigning

    A business strategy becomes a communications programme that reaches its goals faster.

  • Stakeholder & Network

    Simply "knowing" people adds nothing. Robust relationships of trust with decision-makers do.

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Frequently asked

How often is it reported?

A weekly report with immediate alerts for urgent matters is usual. What counts is not frequency but that an urgent finding reaches you before the deadline rather than in the next cycle.

Can monitoring not be automated?

Collecting yes, assessing only in part. A keyword finds the title of an initiative but not the point in article 14(3) where a definition captures your business model. Those are exactly the expensive ones.

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