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Key features and functions include:

Curated Trackers
Six practice-area Trackers: AI Legislation, Data Privacy, Cybersecurity, Children's Online Safety, Intellectual Property (right of publicity, digital replicas, noncompetes), and Cannabis. Each Tracker has a written scope and is matched against every bill in the corpus. You don't set up keywords or build queries. You pick a Tracker and you're reading its feed in under two minutes.

The Monthly Report
Each Tracker publishes a monthly issue as a web page and a PDF from the same source. Bills are ranked by how far they travelled that month. The report gives one line on every bill that advanced, lists what was enacted, and includes a Regulatory Watch section on related federal rulemaking. It's written so it can go straight to a client.

Client-Branded Reports
On the Practice Group plan, your firm name and logo go on the masthead of every issue you send, so the report goes to your clients under your own name.

Movement-Based Alerts
You get an alert when a tracked bill clears a real hurdle. Committee referrals and first readings don't trigger one. Alerts use the same bar as the monthly report, so the weekly view and the monthly view agree. They're delivered by email and in-app, in real time or as a daily or weekly digest.

Regulatory Watch
Covers federal rulemaking on each Tracker's subject from the Federal Register, with open comment deadlines listed first.

Custom Categories
For anything outside the Trackers, you can define your own keywords and jurisdictions. Practitioner and Practice Group plans can also get the monthly report generated over a custom category.

Effective Dates
When an enacted bill states its own effective date, the date goes on a calendar.

Full-Text Search and Bill Detail
Search bill text across the full corpus and filter by state and status. Each bill has a status timeline, sponsor details, version history and full text.

Export and Sharing
CSV export on all plans and PDF export from Practitioner up. Practice Group adds shared watchlists, external sharing links, a read-only viewer role and audit logs.

Coverage
Every state legislature, DC and Congress. Coverage depth varies by state, and LawSignals publishes it state by state rather than hiding the gaps.