Quincy AI hub

Quincy is agentic AI inside Quorum — it does the work, not just the answering

Quincy has two sides. Ask it questions and it summarizes, drafts and finds records on demand. Configure its agents once and they keep working in the background — building your bill list, logging meetings, watching local and regulatory activity, and drafting the package the moment something moves. You review and approve everything that leaves BMS.

See Quincy do it

Short official clips from Quorum's "Quincy Can Do It" series, filtered to the state-affairs workflows your team runs. Rotates automatically — use the arrows to browse.

Quincy Can Do It · Bill tracking

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The Bill Tracker Agent builds your must-watch list automatically

Start here — this is the agent that keeps your state bill list current without manual searching.

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Agents that keep working between logins

These are the agentic pieces of Quincy. You set the scope once — issue, states, audience — and the agent keeps running against it instead of waiting for you to remember to search.

Bill Tracker Agent

Works your issue definition across state legislatures continuously and builds the must-watch list for you instead of waiting on a keyword search you remember to run.

You set up once: Describe the issue in plain language, scope it to your states, and confirm the first batch it proposes.
It keeps delivering: A tracked list that keeps adding the bills that match and flags movement on the ones already on it.

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CRM Agent

Captures meetings and interactions into Quorum without manual data entry, so the team relationship history builds itself as you work.

You set up once: Connect your calendar/notes flow once and confirm how meetings should be logged.
It keeps delivering: Logged meetings and contacts that later show up when anyone asks what BMS has already said in an office.

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AI Digest

Assembles your policy briefing on a schedule from your tracked issues and states, rather than you assembling one each morning.

You set up once: Pick the issues, states and delivery time.
It keeps delivering: A briefing in your inbox before your first meeting, with links straight back into the records.

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Monitoring agents (local, regulatory, social)

Watches local agendas, agency and regulatory documents, and lawmaker social activity for the signals you named — an early-warning layer that runs whether or not you log in.

You set up once: Name the issue, the geography and the sources you care about.
It keeps delivering: Alerts on the things that usually surface too late to influence cheaply.

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Campaign and comms agents

Builds a first-pass campaign, alert or comms package tied to the actual bill and audience the moment something moves.

You set up once: Point it at the bill or issue and the audience you want to reach.
It keeps delivering: A draft package you edit and approve — the blank page is already filled.

Ask it like this

What was said about drug pricing in this hearing?

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How to use Quincy responsibly

Quincy's agents do the work; a person on the BMS team still reviews and approves anything shared internally or externally.
Agents run on the scope you give them — check the issue definition and geography when results look too wide or too thin.
Check the bill profile or transcript before a summary informs a stance.
Which Quincy agents and features appear depends on your BMS subscription and permissions — your Quorum admin or the account team can confirm.

Quincy lives in Quorum

You cannot run Quincy from this app. Open Quorum and ask it against your own tracked issues and records.