- Type
- not stated
- Format
- Multimodal — structured docket records (jurisdiction, proceeding, filing type, date, direct source link) delivered through a web application with filterable search and saved/custom reports, exportable files, and a programmatic 'Reg API' for real-time integration into customer systems; plus narrative publications and a regulatory blog.
- Volume
- Not quantified on the page. Bounded estimate: the framing references 'thousands of individual filings' per research task across 'dozens of websites for each jurisdiction', so a multi-state consolidated database plausibly holds tens of thousands of docket records and grows continuously with real-time updates; each jurisdiction contributes hundreds-to-thousands of filings annually across the tracked proceeding types. Text payload is large because each record links to a source filing document.
- Users
- Not published. Bounded estimate: tens of subscribed organizations rather than hundreds, inferred from a 4-person US firm selling a niche institutional monitoring tool through a free trial with a testimonial-led (rather than volume-logo) marketing motion.
- History
- 3 years
- Update frequency
- not stated
- Growth
- Active — a free-trial registration funnel is live on a dedicated tracker subdomain, site assets run through 2023-2024, and the offering has expanded from a docket tracker into a publications and regulatory-blog line plus a programmatic Reg API, indicating product expansion rather than maintenance.
- Launched
- ~2023-2024 — the earliest site asset is a logo upload dated December 2023, the organization record dates to mid-2024, and the product is still presented with a free-trial acquisition funnel, indicating a recent launch.
- Delivery
- not stated
- Entity mapping
- not stated
- Sample
- not stated
- Point-in-time
- not stated
- Licence
- not stated