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Reporting workflows · Commercial service

FEC compliance automation

Less administrative friction. Clear human responsibility.

Recurring filing and disclosure tasks need reliable ownership. Scope reminders, tracking and report-preparation workflows around your committee's actual process, with review and filing responsibilities kept explicit.

Request a scoped quote

Custom quote. Availability and deliverables confirmed before work begins.

What we scope togetherA defined automation workflow that assists, rather than replaces, your treasurer.
The working brief

What your quote should cover.

Confirm what is included, what is not and who approves it.

01

Filing reminders

Map the committee's reporting calendar, owners and reminder channels. Dates and obligations require review against current official guidance.

02

Disclosure tracking

Identify source records, review checkpoints and outstanding items. Agree secure access and the information the workflow may process.

03

Report preparation

Confirm which reports, exports or draft-generation steps are supported. Do not assume direct electronic filing or every form is included.

04

Exception alerts

Scope alerts, escalation owners and resolution tracking. An alert is not a legal determination or a certificate of compliance.

From inquiry to scope

A clear path forward.

  1. Map the workflow

    Describe current systems and the manual steps creating friction; do not send account credentials or financial records.

  2. Set responsibilities

    Agree supported forms, access, validations, review steps and the person responsible for submitting filings.

  3. Validate before reliance

    Review agreed outputs and exceptions with your treasurer or qualified adviser before using them for a filing.

Before you commit

Your questions, answered.

Does automation replace the committee treasurer?

No. FEC guidance assigns responsibilities to a committee's treasurer. Workflow assistance does not transfer those responsibilities to software or establish that a filing is complete or compliant.

Does the service automatically file with the FEC?

Do not assume direct filing is included. Your quote must name the supported preparation or submission steps, tools, forms and approvals. An inquiry does not authorize account access or submission.

Is Election.org the FEC or a legal adviser?

No. This is a commercial workflow-support inquiry, not a government service or legal opinion. Confirm legal and reporting obligations with official guidance, your treasurer and qualified counsel.

Your next step

Let’s scope the right work.

Tell Anthony what you need, your timeline and what is ready. Pricing and availability are confirmed in a written quote.

Email Anthony Keep credentials, contact lists and sensitive evidence out of your initial email.
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Bring the announcement, supporting evidence and timing. We help scope the press materials and outreach work, while keeping independent editorial decisions separate from any paid placement.

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Messaging

Targeted SMS & email

Bring your message, timeline and a permissioned contact list. We help scope SMS and email delivery together, with the sending volume, approvals and reporting agreed before launch.

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Publisher review

Article removal & correction review

An inaccurate article, a privacy issue and an outdated search result need different responses. Begin with the exact publication and evidence so the request fits the concern instead of promising to erase the internet.

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