200+files across the cockpits and watch-lists these demos are blended from
40institutional, national and sector sources checked every week
7jurisdictions in the demos: EU, Belgium, Flanders, Netherlands, France, US, China
1consultant review before anything reaches the client

▸ Try it: switch profile, hover a deadline dot, change role, filter on a country, open the lobby register.

🔒 your-organisation · EU Public Affairs Cockpit · single sign-on
DEMO

EU Public Affairs Cockpit

Demo profile
Track
Jurisdiction

Upcoming deadlines next 12 months, then later years · rows = policy sections

HighMediumLow Within 14 days Numbers under a row name = files tracked by priority

Top priorities ranked by impact × proximity

Changed this week from Monday's screening

Horizon scan pre-legislative themes

37/37
All sources reachableChecked at the start of Monday's screening

Every source is health-checked before the weekly AI screening runs, so a silent feed can never pass for a quiet week. live feed · page check

What you are looking at

Six things a cockpit does that a newsletter can't.

Each feature exists because a client asked a question that monitoring alerts could not answer. Click through to see it in the demo above.

01

Deadlines you can see

Every dated obligation, consultation and vote on one swimlane per policy area. Red rings flag anything inside fourteen days.

02

One list per role

The CFO, the head of R&D and the product-compliance lead each get their own action list — same facts, different questions.

03

A structured file card

Every dossier answers the same nine questions: scope, obligations, dates, procedure, acts, status, consultations and why it matters.

04

Lobby register

Stakeholder maps by influence and stance, a seat-weighted view of the Parliament, the history of the file and your position.

05

Positions with sign-off

Draft positions are written with you, edited online and signed off by a named manager. Nothing is used before it is approved.

06

Coverage you can check

Forty sources across Brussels, Belgium, Flanders, Washington and Beijing, each health-checked before every screening run.

One week in the loop

The machine carries the volume. People carry the judgement.

This is how the cockpit above gets refreshed every week, and where a person steps in.

1
Monday · early

Sources checked

Every source is tested for reachability, so a broken feed is noticed before it hides a change.

Automated
2
Monday · morning

AI screening

New acts, consultations, votes and agendas are matched to the client's files, and each change is proposed as an update to the register.

AI
3
Monday · late morning

Consultant review

Each proposed change is checked against the primary source, re-rated where needed or rejected. Only then is the cockpit rebuilt.

Human in the loop
4
During the week

Client in the cockpit

The client's teams read their role lists, leave notes, edit draft positions and sign them off, all under single sign-on.

Client
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Every day

Brussels legwork

Meetings, coalition work and written input. What we learn goes back into the register for the next cycle.

Publicea

About this demonstrator

Built from several working cockpits and watch-lists, blended so that none of them is recognisable.
  • The files are real EU, national, US and Chinese dossiers as they stood around 21 September 2026. Each demo profile mixes files from cockpits and watch-lists built for different organisations and sectors, so neither profile is any one client’s register. Company-specific files were left out.
  • Company-specific actions have been rewritten as illustrations. Stakeholder stances and Parliament group positions in the register are illustrative, not a political assessment.
  • The page is a frozen snapshot: it is not updated and is not legal or tax advice.

What would your files look like in here?

We'll scope your dossiers with you and show you a first cockpit built on them, with every automated step and every human checkpoint visible.

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