Intelligence at the speed of the session.

You live this

The session is a sprint. Your tools think it's a marathon.

Pain 1

Forty legislative days. Crossover decides everything. Nothing on the market was built for that clock.

Pain 2

You are the policy shop, the comms office, and the scheduler. Most days, the office is you.

Pain 3

Hundreds of bills a session — yours, your committee's, the ones that hit the district — triaged by hand.

Pain 4

The enterprise intelligence platforms speak Washington. They don't speak General Assembly, biennium, or Crossover.

The Session War Room

The whole session, on one screen.

Arena State replaces the dashboard with a session command center. The forty-day clock runs across the top. Crossover Day counts down. Sine Die stays in view. Underneath sits bill triage, sorted the way the session actually moves — not the way a federal product thinks it should.

Bill triage

Bill triage, sorted the way the session moves.

Three lanes: the bills you carry, the ones that must move before Crossover, and today's floor.

My bills

Every bill you carry, live from the statehouse — status, movement, and what happens next.

Pre-Crossover

The bills that must move before Day 28, surfaced while there is still time to move them.

Today's floor

The floor calendar as it stands today — with a vote recommendation on every bill that reaches it.

Bills

Bills straight from the statehouse.

Pulled from the legislature's own data service, not a reseller. Georgia first, with more states to follow through the same adapter.

Your bills sync straight from the state legislature's own data service, nightly, from the source. Not scraped, not a reseller. Georgia first: it is the only statehouse Arena State reads natively today, and the data layer is built on an adapter seam so the next statehouse plugs in without a rewrite.

Vote math

Vote math for your chamber.

The floor calendar, vote recommendations marked as Arena's, and coalition math built on your chamber's real size and passage threshold.

Floor-calendar tracking with a per-bill recommendation marked as Arena's, and vote counts that run on your chamber's real seats and passage thresholds, not Washington's. Chamber sizes and passage math are configuration, so the same engine reads your legislature as it is.

Vote counts run on your chamber's real numbers — every seat and every passage threshold — configured to your legislature, not hardcoded to Congress.

Comms

Comms with one-tap approval.

Drafted in your voice, with your newsletter masthead, and approved with one tap.

The full Arena communications suite, collapsed for an office of one. Arena Intelligence drafts in your documented voice under your newsletter masthead, and you approve with one tap. Then it goes out: newsletter, PDF, email list.

Casework

Casework pointed at state agencies.

A self-service constituent casework tracker aimed where state casework actually goes: the state agencies. Log it, route it, close it — no federal hand-me-down in the way.

The district

The district, on the official map.

A district overview built on your state's official district map — the district as the state draws it, not an approximation.

Coverage

The coverage, read daily.

A daily digest of the news that touches you and the district — every clip read and structured by Arena Intelligence, delivered without the firehose.

Where it stands

Georgia first. Live in the field.

Here it is plainly: today, the only statehouse Arena State reads natively is Georgia's. Bills sync directly from the General Assembly's own legislative data service, and the product is live in the field in a Georgia statehouse office now.

It is Georgia-first, not Georgia-only. Chamber sizes, session calendar, passage math — configuration, not code. The data layer is built on an adapter seam, so the next statehouse plugs in without a rewrite.

Live means what it says: a real deployment, in production, in a real office today — not every state yet. Founding offices shape what ships next, including which state comes after Georgia.