Does Sentinel replace a parliamentary tracking tool?

No, it complements it. It does not follow a bill amendment by amendment; it reads what moves around it, regulators, consultations, press, NGOs, federations, and informs you every morning.

Can clients receive the note directly?

Yes, under the firm's logo, as a PDF or by email, in their language. The Team and Firm plans include white label.

Which institutional sources are covered?

Legislation and case-law portals, government and regulator consultations, parliaments and agencies, as well as the press and think tanks that follow them.

Public affairs firms

Sentinel for public affairs firms: regulatory monitoring, without gaps

Sentinel is an email regulatory monitoring service for public affairs firms. It watches around the clock legislation portals, official journals, regulators, consultations and the press for each mandate, and sends every morning one reviewed note per client, with deadlines and sources.

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A missed alert costs a mandate

A draft decree, a Commission consultation, a data protection authority opinion, a written question, a Court of Auditors report that cites your client's sector. Regulatory material arrives from ten counters, at all hours, in two languages. Parliamentary tracking tools tell you what the law is doing. They do not read the press, nor the regulators, nor the NGOs preparing the next battle.

What Sentinel does

One watch per mandate. Sentinel watches 24 hours a day legislation portals, official journals, parliamentary feeds, the regulators (data-protection, media, financial-markets, competition and telecoms authorities), national and international public consultations, the agencies, and alongside them the press, the federations, the NGOs and the think tanks that speak on the sector. More than 1,000 sources in 50 countries.

Every morning, one email per client: new texts and opinions, what they change, the deadlines, the positions taken, with the link to each document. A flash alert when a strong signal appears during the day. Every note is reviewed before sending and can go straight to the client, as a PDF in the firm's colours.

What Sentinel does not do: tracking a bill amendment by amendment. Keep your parliamentary tool for that; Sentinel tells you what is moving around it.

For example

A firm of six follows eight clients in health, energy and digital. Every morning at 7, each consultant receives the notes for their mandates: a draft tariff order, a consultation open until the 15th, an NGO report that names a client. Clients receive theirs under the firm's logo.

In five minutes

Create one watch per client, with its texts, its regulators and its opponents.
Add the sector's specific sources; official sources come from the shared base.
Choose the daily cadence and the recipients, at the firm and at the client.

Which plan

Firm, 399 € a month, for fifteen seats, unlimited watches, full white label and API access. Team, 149 € a month, to start with five. A free plan to start with one watch, no time limit and no credit card.

Frequently asked questions

Does Sentinel replace a parliamentary tracking tool?: No, it complements it. It does not follow a bill amendment by amendment; it reads what moves around it, regulators, consultations, press, NGOs, federations, and informs you every morning.
Can clients receive the note directly?: Yes, under the firm's logo, as a PDF or by email, in their language. The Team and Firm plans include white label.
Which institutional sources are covered?: Legislation and case-law portals, government and regulator consultations, parliaments and agencies, as well as the press and think tanks that follow them.