Fly-In Intelligence Platform
The Fly-In Intelligence System
For Government Affairs Teams.
See what is coming, understand the organizations, lobbyists, filings, bills, and issues behind it, then carry the same context into briefs, schedules, and game day.
The intelligence layer
Public records are the starting point. Pulse maintains the whole watch.
See how fly-ins, organizations, lobbyists, disclosure filings, legislation, and overlapping Hill activity become one maintained workflow for government affairs teams.
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On The Hill Next
All 160 upcoming →Planning further ahead? See the 2027 DC fly-in calendar.
Built For The People Who Work The Building
When a client asks “who else is in town that week?”, answer in one search — the overlapping fly-ins, the lobbyists working them, and the LDA receipts behind them.
Benchmark your fly-in against the other advocacy days hitting The Hill that week. See the calendar your members see.
Know which coalitions are in town, when your partners are meeting your delegation, and which hearings intersect your issues.
What You Get
2,249 Sources, Scraped Continuously
Trade-association sites, Congress.gov, and disclosure databases. Every listing carries a freshness timestamp — even on recess weeks, “This Week on The Hill” stays full.
Trade Groups Claim Their Own Listings
Orgs verify their email, Pulse reviews the submission, and approved listings earn a clear host-verification badge.
Cross-Referenced With Committee Activity
See which hearings happen during each fly-in window, which bills the host org lobbies, and who’s registered on the issue.
Daily Digest, iCal Feed, Instant Alerts
Filter by state or issue area. Subscribe in Outlook or Google Calendar. Get pinged when a new fly-in is published.
Why I Built This
Every year, hundreds of trade associations bring their members to Washington for fly-ins and advocacy days — and the calendar of who’s in town lives in scattered press releases and intern-maintained spreadsheets. I got tired of finding out about advocacy days from a “see you Thursday?” email, so I started building the directory I wanted to use.
The directory became a broader intelligence system: one place to see what is coming, understand the people and policy behind it, brief a team, and carry that context through the day of the event. Every claim still links back to a public filing or a timestamped source.
— Matt Hudgins, President
Get Your Organization’s Intelligence Brief.
No generic product tour. Tell us which organization or upcoming event matters, and we’ll come with its private view ready.
Pricing
A two-seat state practice and a thirty-person federal team shouldn’t pay the same. Plans are sized to the seats you actually use — scoped on one short call, quoted straight, no procurement maze.