Votion keeps the live rules of every place you operate in one current, cited source — and helps your team navigate them and build digital tools that understand the world they work in.
01
Capture
Votion pulls the live rules, licenses, permits, and opportunities for every jurisdiction you operate in — straight from the state board, the licensing agency, the city code, the legislative record. Not a model's memory of the law. The actual current source, with the date it was pulled.
State, county, and municipal sources, kept current
Your own records — licenses, certs, insurance, entities — alongside the public rules
Every captured rule carries its source and capture date
02
Build
Your team composes its own tools on top of that captured reality — no engineering, no new system to buy. A work-readiness check, a cross-market license tracker, a rule-change watch, and whatever else your operation runs on.
Compose tools against your records and the public rules around you
Share a tool across your team once it works
Point the same workspace at one job or a nationwide operation
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Cite
Every answer shows its citation and the date it was pulled, so you can defend it to a client, a regulator, or your own board. The work is auditable by design.
Inline citations back to the official source
Capture dates on every rule, so nothing is stale by surprise
Export a client- or regulator-ready packet on demand
Watch it work
One question, answered and acted on.
VotionClaudeDenver, CO
Advisor
Workbench
Library
Opportunities
Your tools
CRM
Policy watch
Financial prediction
Bid pricing
UT exposure check
Local news says a staffing reimbursement bill just entered committee. Does it affect us?
The paper says Boulder is rewriting its ADU code. Is that an opportunity for us?
Heard Utah changed staffing agency licensure. Are we exposed?
Policy watchPrevailing wage update — Adams County · applies to your public-works bids
This changes labor pricing on two active bids. Here’s the damage.
Policy watchElection Nov 3 · your district’s House seat is on the ballot · 5 flagged bills trace to it
Here’s how that seat has touched your work since 2024.
Local news says a staffing reimbursement bill just entered committee. Does it affect us?
Reading HB 24-1098 from the Colorado General Assembly record
Checking your CRM: 6 client contracts billed under that reimbursement
Running your Financial prediction tool against those contracts
Reading the draft ordinance from the City of Boulder planning agenda
Checking your CRM: 12 past ADU clients in city limits
Drafting client outreach against your proposal library
Reading the amended rule from the Utah Dept. of Commerce
Checking your license tracker: SLC branch renews in August
Building you a new tool: UT exposure check
Reading the Adams County wage determination — effective Aug 15
Checking your CRM: 2 active public-works bids in the county
Re-running your Bid pricing tool with the new rates
Reviewing your Policy watch history: 5 bills flagged since 2024
Rep. M. Calloway sponsored 3 of the 5 — including the reimbursement cut
Pulling every candidate’s record from the legislative record and the Secretary of State
Reading HB 24-1098 from the Colorado General Assembly record
Checking your CRM: 6 client contracts billed under that reimbursement
Running your Financial prediction tool against those contracts
Yes — 6 of your contracts bill under it, and passage adds about $140K a year. The hearing is worth your testimony.
Yes — 12 of your past clients own lots the draft code would open up. The outreach can go today.
One gap — your SLC branch meets 2 of the 3 new requirements. A filing before the August renewal closes it.
One bid absorbs the new rates. The other needs a 4% adjustment to keep its margin.
Three candidates are on the ballot. Here is each one’s record on the rules you track.
Yes — 6 of your contracts bill under it, and passage adds about $140K a year. The hearing is worth your testimony.
Email drafted: testimony request to the House committee clerk
WAITING ON YOU
Email drafted: ADU feasibility offer to 12 past clients
WAITING ON YOU
Email drafted: filing checklist to your SLC branch lead
WAITING ON YOU
Email drafted: revised pricing memo to both bid leads
WAITING ON YOU
Briefing drafted: the seat’s record on the rules you track
WAITING ON YOU
Email drafted: testimony request to the House committee clerk
WAITING ON YOUSENT BY YOU
Policy watch
HB 24-1098 added · hearing date tracked
TRACKING
Financial prediction
+$140K/yr across 6 contracts if it passes
SCENARIO READY
Monday report
Impact brief queued for your finance agent
QUEUED
Policy watch
Second reading June 24 · comment window open
TRACKING
CRM
12 contacts tagged · follow-ups scheduled
UPDATED
Workbench
Feasibility one-pager drafted from your library
DRAFT READY
UT exposure check
2 of 3 branch requirements already met
1 GAP
Policy watch
Effective Sep 1 · tracked
TRACKING
Monday report
Exposure summary queued for your ops agent
QUEUED
Bid pricing
Both bids re-margined · one needs a 4% adjustment
UPDATED
Policy watch
Effective Aug 15 · comment window open until Jul 1
TRACKING
Monday report
Margin impact queued for your finance agent
QUEUED
M. Calloway · incumbent
Sponsored 3 of your 5 flagged bills · voted against the reimbursement fix
ON RECORD
R. Ito · challenger
County commissioner · voted for the wage delay you flagged as helpful
ON RECORD
D. Marsh · challenger
No legislative record on the rules you track
NO RECORD
Policy watch
HB 24-1098 added · hearing date tracked
TRACKING
Financial prediction
+$140K/yr across 6 contracts if it passes
SCENARIO READY
Monday report
Impact brief queued for your finance agent
QUEUED
Saved as an Agent Playbook — next time it runs without being asked. You still send. · Cited from the Colorado General Assembly · pulled Jun 2026
Saved as an Agent Playbook — next time it runs without being asked. You still send. · Cited from City of Boulder Planning & Development · pulled Jun 2026
Saved as an Agent Playbook — next time it runs without being asked. You still send. · Cited from Utah Dept. of Commerce · pulled Jun 2026
Saved as an Agent Playbook — next time it runs without being asked. You still send. · Cited from Adams County · pulled Jun 2026
The record is public. The vote is yours. · Cited from the Colorado General Assembly and Secretary of State · pulled Jun 2026
Saved as an Agent Playbook — next time it runs without being asked. You still send. · Cited from the Colorado General Assembly · pulled Jun 2026
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