Everything behind the briefing, open to you.
The Daily Roundup tells you what changed this morning. The dashboard holds the record it was drawn from, going back three decades, and lets you follow any part of it on your own terms.
One search across every source.
Search rules, reviews, dockets, comments, bills, nominations, members, committees, CRS reports, and lobbying filings at once, then narrow by source, agency, document type, or date. Results carry the matching text so you can judge relevance without opening each one.
- Filter by any combination of eighteen data types
- Save a search and let it run as a standing alert
- Export results for a memo or a client report
233 results for one query, spanning documents from 1994 to today.
The Federal Register, filtered to what you care about.
Every rule, proposed rule, notice, and presidential document published since 1994, with the day’s issue broken out by type. Public inspection documents appear before they are formally published, so you see filings the same day the agency lodges them.
- Browse any single day or search the full archive
- Filter by agency, document type, docket, or keyword
- Open the official document in one click
Watch rules move through White House review.
Significant rules go to the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs before they can be published. That window is where a rule is most often changed, and it is visible if you are watching. The dashboard shows what is pending now, how long it has been there, and every review concluded since 1981.
- See which rules are under review and for how long
- Compare review times by agency and administration
- Get an alert when a rule you follow enters or clears review
Rules pending at OIRA, with the date each one arrived.
Never miss a comment deadline.
Comment periods close on their own schedule, and a missed window cannot be reopened. Dockets are sorted by what closes soonest, so the deadlines that affect your work surface before they expire rather than after.
- Sort every open docket by closing date
- Track a specific docket and its incoming comments
- Follow information collection requests and their expirations
Congress, including the rules it is trying to overturn.
Bills, amendments, roll call votes, nominations, committee schedules, and CRS reports, alongside every Congressional Review Act resolution filed against a federal rule. When a resolution is introduced against something you follow, you see it the day it happens.
- Track a bill, a member, or a committee
- Follow CRA resolutions from introduction through floor votes
- Read the vote breakdown on any recorded vote
Recent measures, with the latest action on each.
See who is working the issue.
Lobbying registrations and contribution reports, tied to the issues and agencies they touch. Useful when you need to know which firms are active on a rulemaking, or what a client’s competitors are filing.
- Search LD-2 registrations by registrant, client, or issue
- Review LD-203 contribution reports
- Set an alert on a registrant or a client
Sixteen kinds of federal activity, watched for you.
Choose what to follow and how often to hear about it. Alerts arrive daily, weekly, or the moment something changes, and every alert is grouped by how much it demands of you, from an item that needs action to one that is purely informational.
Manage what you watch in one place.
Every subscription sits on one screen with its delivery schedule, so you can tune what reaches you as your portfolio changes. Consultants and firms can group alerts into client folders and keep each engagement separate.
- Adjust delivery on any subscription without starting over
- Group alerts by client or matter
- Export activity for reporting
Sixteen subscriptions, each with its own delivery schedule.
Know whether this month is unusual.
Counts on their own do not tell you much. Analytics puts the current period against recent history, so you can see whether rulemaking is accelerating in your sector, which reviews have been pending longest, and where the paperwork burden actually falls.
- Chart publication volume over 7, 30, or 90 days
- Average time pending at White House review
- Comment deadlines and information collection burden
Rules against proposed rules, charted across thirty days.
Plans
Every plan includes The Daily Roundup. Start on Scout at no cost and move up when you need more.
Scout
For following a handful of things closely.
- 5 alerts, daily or weekly
- One year of data history
- Single stage rule tracking
Deputy
For professionals tracking a full portfolio.
- 50 alerts, including immediate delivery
- Unlimited history and full lifecycle tracking
- Analytics, lobbying intelligence, CSV export
- 5 saved searches and 5 client folders
Sheriff
For teams and firms carrying many clients.
- Unlimited alerts, searches, and client folders
- Everything in Deputy
- Built for multiple engagements at once
Start with the free plan and see what it catches.
Scout costs nothing and takes a minute to set up. If it turns out you need the full record, the paid plans are there when you want them.