Quorum named a Leader in G2's Fall 2026 Grid(R) Report for Public Affairs software. 4 mins read Software awards are easy to skim past. But G2's rankings are of genuine interest because they come directly from verified users, making them a useful signal for teams comparing public affairs software. In G2's Fall 2026 Grid(R) Report for Public Affairs and Advocacy Software, Quorum earned the highest overall G2 Score in the category: 91 out of 100. Quorum also received the category's highest Satisfaction and Market Presence scores. The short version. G2 named Quorum a Leader based on verified reviews collected through July 28, 2026. Quorum earned the category's highest overall score, supported by the highest Satisfaction and Market Presence scores. The result draws on 175 verified reviews - more than three times as many as the next-most-reviewed Leader. How G2 calculates its rankings. G2 places products on its Grid(R) using two measures: Satisfaction, based on verified customer reviews, and Market Presence, which considers factors such as market share, company size, and reach. Products need at least 10 reviews to qualify, and G2 updates the Grid(R) quarterly as new data becomes available. What Quorum users are actually saying. One place to work. Jordan W., Policy Fellow, described Quorum as a "one-stop shop." He can research a bill, find its sponsor, and use Quincy to prepare an executive summary without switching tools. Current legislative information. Greg G. highlighted Quorum's ability to refresh bill statuses and maintain legislator contact information without manual updates. Less duplicated work. Marcel F. said Quorum's Salesforce and Outlook integrations help his team coordinate stakeholder outreach and avoid entering the same information twice. "This recognition matters because it reflects the experiences of people using Quorum every day," said Erin Mills, Chief Marketing Officer at Quorum. "Our customers have complex jobs. They rely on Quorum to stay ahead of policy developments, work more effectively, and show the impact of their work. Their feedback is the strongest measure of whether we're delivering on that promise." What sets Quorum apart. Quorum runs legislative and regulatory tracking, stakeholder management, grassroots advocacy, and PAC compliance on one shared data set. Quincy sits on top of that same data, so a bill alert, a stakeholder contact, and a report to leadership all live in the same place. Most public affairs teams don't get that. They juggle separate tools for tracking, outreach, and compliance, and the work ends up spread across systems that don't talk to each other. A tracker watches legislation and nothing else. A grassroots tool runs campaigns but skips stakeholder data. A generalist data provider hands you information with no workflow to act on it. Because Quorum's workflows share one platform, a team can move from spotting a relevant bill, to researching the people behind it, to coordinating outreach and reporting back, all without leaving the system. What this means for teams evaluating Public Affairs software. A ranking won't decide this for you - but 175 verified users weighing in is a signal worth using. If you're comparing public affairs platforms, customer satisfaction, adoption, and the ability to support your full workflow should sit alongside features and price. Faq. What is the G2 Grid(R) Report? What is Quorum's G2 Score? How many G2 reviews does Quorum have? What makes Quorum different from other public affairs software? How does Quorum compare to other public affairs software on G2?

Quorum launches Quincy Hub, bringing its AI Agents into one place. New command center gives government affairs teams a single place to manage agents, review their work, and decide what happens next. Quincy Hub brings the work of their agents into one place, so teams can review what's been done, take action, and spend more of their time on the work that requires their judgment." - Erin Mills WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, September 9, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / - Quorum today launched Quincy Hub, a new command center for the company's AI agents. Quincy Hub gives government affairs teams one place to manage agents, review the work they produce, and set the context for those agents. The Hub launches with five agents: Bill Tracker, Campaign Builder, Meeting Prep, CRM, and Policy Comms. Each is designed to take on a specific part of government affairs work. Bill Tracker reviews legislation and pre-fills configured triage fields. CRM helps capture stakeholder interactions. Campaign Builder helps grassroots teams start their next advocacy campaign. Meeting Prep builds a briefing ahead of a stakeholder meeting. Policy Comms drafts legislator outreach when a monitored press release is published. "We're building Quorum for a world where software doesn't just organize the work; it helps do it," said Alex Wirth, CEO and co-founder of Quorum. "For government affairs teams, that means AI that understands your priorities, takes on meaningful work, and brings you back in when judgment matters. Quincy Hub is the foundation for that shift: more work happening on your behalf, with your team firmly in control." Quincy Hub is built around a clear operating principle: the agents do the work, but the user stays in control. Agent-generated work is surfaced for review. Nothing is automatically submitted or sent without user action. From a single task queue, users can review, edit, approve, complete, or dismiss the work generated by their agents. One Place to Manage AI Work Quincy Hub brings together four parts of the agent experience: Homepage - A starting point for Quincy Chat, along with the three most recently created tasks from a user's agents. Agent Management - A single view of available agents, what each one does, which agents are enabled, and how they are configured. Task Management - A unified queue of agent-generated work, with each task linking directly to where the user can take action. Personalization - A user's preferences and an organization-level "About Our Org" context that agents built to use this context can draw on, without requiring the same information to be provided repeatedly. Meeting Prep Agent is the first agent to draw on this context automatically, learning both layers directly from conversation. A user can open Quincy Hub at the start of the day, see what agents have already prepared, act on the work that matters, and move on. Instead of checking separate areas of the platform for an outreach draft, meeting brief, bill review, or campaign prompt, you can now manage those tasks from a single queue. Five Agents Available at Launch Quincy Hub launches with: Bill Tracker Agent - Reviews bills against an organization's priorities and generates a personalized summary with stance, priority, and issue tags. Campaign Builder Agent - Prompts users to consider a new Write-a-Letter campaign when 30 or more days have passed since the organization's last campaign and helps draft it with Quincy. Meeting Prep Agent - Generates a personalized briefing before a meeting, including relationship history, legislative activity, PAC contributions, grassroots activity, and public statements. Alongside this launch, Meeting Prep Agent gains memory and personalization: it now learns an organization's priorities and a user's formatting preferences directly from conversation, then applies that context to every future brief automatically. CRM Agent - Detects when a calendar meeting with a government stakeholder ends and queues up the interaction for a user to log in Quorum, assisting in building institutional memory. Policy Comms Agent - Monitors configured press release URLs for new content and prepares a legislator outreach email draft in Outbox for review. Quorum plans to launch future agents through Quincy Hub, giving customers a consistent place to discover, configure, and manage additional agents as they become available. "Government affairs teams are looking for AI to create leverage, not another layer of work to manage," said Erin Mills, Chief Marketing Officer at Quorum. "They want the benefits of automation without losing visibility or control. Quincy Hub brings the work of their agents into one place, so teams can review what's been done, take action, and spend more of their time on the work that requires their judgment." Availability Quincy Hub will be available beginning September 9th to Quorum customers with access to Quincy and Quorum AI Agents. Quincy Hub is available on desktop. Find out more. Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content "as is" without warranty of any kind. Today in Business do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.

Quorum, a public affairs software platform, has launched Bill Tracker Agent, an AI tool designed to help government affairs teams process legislation more efficiently. The agent reviews tracked bills and recommends a stance, priority level, and issue classification based on an organisation's own policy priorities and historical positions. Government affairs teams can face over 79,000 bills across jurisdictions in a single legislative session. Bill Tracker Agent aims to automate initial triage whilst keeping final decisions with policy professionals. The system learns from user corrections to refine its recommendations over time. "Government affairs teams create the most value when they're applying judgement, building relationships, and shaping strategy — not repeating the same initial review across thousands of bills," said Alex Wirth, Quorum's co-founder and CEO. The tool is now available with Quorum State and Federal products.