Your morning brief writes itself
Describe what your team needs to track in plain language, pick the time and the recipients. The AI drafts the brief from real activity across the Assemblée, Sénat, Légifrance, regulators and Brussels — every line tied back to its source.
Read the brief, jump to the source
What you can do
Driven by your instructions
You write the brief in natural language — angle, tone, priorities. The AI proposes targeted edits you approve before anything goes out.
Scheduled send, chosen recipients
Daily at 7am, weekly on Monday, or whatever cadence you set. The brief lands straight in the right inboxes, hands-off.
Shared instruction templates
Reuse blocks of instructions across briefings. Edit one template and every briefing that attaches it updates at once.
Day to day
A committee debates a bill touching your sector overnight.
By morning, the brief summarizes the trade-offs, cites the amendments, and links each point to the source video or document.
A regulator publishes a decision over the weekend.
Monday at 7am, your briefing has already picked it up, set it in context, and sent it to the whole public-affairs team.
From raw activity to a signed-off brief, untouched by hand
Every data point is linked back to its original source.
Frequently asked questions
Everything Polyfact covers: the Assemblée nationale, Sénat, Légifrance, authorities and regulators, EU institutions and media. You scope it through a monitoring profile.
The briefing is written at send time, on the latest activity. A debate from the night before is in the next morning's brief.
Yes. Every statement links back to its source — video clip, amendment, official text — so you can reread the exact passage in one click before passing it on.
This product is part of the platform described in our guide to the public affairs monitoring tool: method, sources and selection criteria.
Get ahead, starting today
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