Legislative Monitoring with AI
Track Bundestag documents, draft bills, and parliamentary initiatives — with explorer, agents, and scheduled jobs.
Find materials
Open Bundestag documents and related materials in explorer or chat — verify the citation in the Source Viewer.
Bundestag documents →
Define an agent
Capture recurring analysis as an agent in the library — clear brief, traceable deliverables.
Agent library →
Set a schedule
Create a scheduled job (e.g. daily/weekly), choose context, review runs and notifications.
Scheduled jobs →Legislative processes affect law firms and in-house teams early — new initiatives, committee reports, and explanatory memoranda must be captured promptly. iureka connects 282,000+ Bundestag documents with automation.
What you can monitor
- Draft bills and explanatory notes on industry topics
- Committee reports and statements
- Minor inquiries and federal government responses
- Links to existing norms and case law
Three-step workflow
- Research — filter by keywords, document numbers, or topics in explorer or chat (Bundestag documents)
- Agent — define a multi-step workflow (collect → summarize → report to vault)
- Scheduled job — run weekly or daily, optional email notification (Scheduled jobs)
Typical users
- In-house teams — early warning for compliance and contract updates
- Law firms — client updates on legislative initiatives in a practice area
- Capital markets & corporate — track changes in corporate and securities law
Source verification
Every report is based on real parliamentary papers — verifiable in the source viewer. Details: Sources & citations.
Combine legislative monitoring with statutes and case law for full context.
Frequently asked questions
How often can monitoring run?
Scheduled jobs support hourly, daily, weekly, or custom cron schedules.
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