Stakeholder history lives with individuals.
Context accumulates in inboxes, personal notes, contact lists, and memory. The organization rarely has the same view as the person managing the relationship.
The CRM purpose-built for government affairs
Your most important relationships should not live in spreadsheets and people's heads.
StatecraftCRM gives government affairs teams one shared operating picture across stakeholders, issues, commitments, deadlines, and ownership—so they know what needs attention, what happens next, and what leadership needs to know.
No demo. No sales call. Set up your workspace in minutes.
Built by a government affairs professional who lived this problem firsthand.
For government affairs teams at utilities, hospital systems, infrastructure companies, associations, and growing organizations.
Government affairs, fragmented by default
The work is connected. The systems are not.
A stakeholder conversation changes an issue. That issue creates a commitment. The commitment has an owner and a deadline. Leadership eventually needs to understand what happened and what comes next. Most teams are forced to manage that chain across systems that were never designed to work together.
Commitments disappear after meetings.
The conversation happened. The notes exist somewhere. But the ask, owner, promised follow-up, and due date are not consistently visible to the team.
Issues move without a shared operating picture.
Proceedings, hearings, political developments, stakeholder risks, and internal responsibilities change at the same time—without one place showing what now requires attention.
Leadership answers get reconstructed on demand.
When an executive asks what is happening, the team searches email, checks spreadsheets, asks colleagues, and rebuilds a version of the story.
The problem is not effort. Government affairs has been missing a shared operating layer.
What changes with StatecraftCRM
Four outcomes. One connected government affairs record.
Early visibility across the function
See what needs attention before it becomes urgent.
Government affairs risk rarely appears in one place. It develops across issue movement, stakeholder history, upcoming hearings, missed follow-ups, approaching deadlines, unclear ownership, and relationships that have gone quiet. StatecraftCRM brings those signals into one operating picture so the team can identify what requires attention while there is still time to act.
Product evidence
Priority issuesDeadlines and hearingsOverdue follow-upsRelationship riskOwnership concentrationStakeholder Heatmap
Not another task list. Early visibility across the government affairs function.
Commitment discipline
Never let an important commitment disappear.
A consequential meeting should produce more than a calendar entry and a set of private notes. StatecraftCRM connects every important conversation to the stakeholder, issue, ask, outcome, owner, next action, and due date it created—so follow-through becomes part of the operating rhythm instead of an act of memory.
Product evidence
Full and Quick interaction loggingAsks and outcomesDated next actionsConnected stakeholders and issuesFollow-up visibilityTeam notifications
Your team should always know what was promised, who owns it, and what happens next.
Durable institutional memory
Keep institutional memory when people change.
Government affairs relationships take years to build, but the history behind them can disappear with one personnel change. StatecraftCRM creates a durable organizational record of who engaged whom, what happened, why it mattered, and where the relationship stands now.
Product evidence
Shared stakeholder recordsInteraction historyConnected issuesRelationship ownershipRelationship scoringRole-based access
Relationships can remain personal without remaining invisible to the organization.
Leadership-ready operating clarity
Give leadership one credible answer.
Leadership does not need another inventory of meetings. It needs to know what is happening, what the team has done, what matters now, what comes next, and what decision or support is required. StatecraftCRM builds that view from the work already recorded across stakeholders, issues, interactions, deadlines, outcomes, and next actions.
Product evidence
Command CenterPriority issuesRelationship risksRecorded outcomesWeekly Activity ReportAI-assisted briefings
Leadership gets a clear view of what is happening, what has been done, and what needs attention next.
Built for the function
Government affairs is not a sales pipeline.
Government affairs teams have been forced to choose between systems that understand only one part of the work.
Generic sales CRM
Tracks leads, opportunities, and revenue stages. Government affairs does not operate through a sales funnel.
Legislative and regulatory tracking
Shows what changed externally. It does not preserve the relationship history, commitments, ownership, and execution surrounding that change.
Project management software
Organizes tasks. It does not understand the stakeholder context behind the work.
Spreadsheets and email
Store information in separate places. They do not create shared institutional memory.
StatecraftCRM
Connects stakeholders, issues, interactions, commitments, deadlines, ownership, and leadership context in one CRM purpose-built for government affairs.
Tracking tells you what moved. StatecraftCRM helps your team manage what happens next.
One connected operating picture
Built from the work your team already does.
Know your stakeholders
Maintain shared stakeholder and organization records with relationship history, ownership, issue connections, and current context.
Stakeholder CRM · Organization records · Relationship scoring · Contact import
Capture what happened
Record the conversation, ask, outcome, commitments, and next actions created by every important interaction.
Interaction Logger · Quick Log · Issue connections · Dated follow-ups
See what requires attention
Bring priority issues, deadlines, hearings, overdue actions, relationship risks, and ownership concerns into one operating view.
Command Center · Issue Tracker · Calendar · Notifications · Stakeholder Heatmap
Prepare the leadership answer
Turn current operating records into briefings and structured summaries without rebuilding the story from disconnected systems.
Weekly Activity Report · PDF export · AI-assisted contact briefings
Built from inside the function
Designed by someone who lived the problem firsthand.
StatecraftCRM was built by a government affairs practitioner who experienced the operational cost of fragmented stakeholder history, disconnected issue tracking, manual leadership reporting, and relationships that depended too heavily on individual memory.
StatecraftCRM was designed around the actual operating rhythm of government affairs: stakeholder relationships, issue movement, commitments, ownership, follow-up, and leadership context.
Built to meet the team where it is
Built for the way your function operates today.
Individual practitioner
Organize stakeholders, issues, interactions, and follow-up in one place.
Small team
Create a shared record of relationships, commitments, and ownership.
Established department
Build a common operating picture across stakeholders, issues, jurisdictions, and leadership reporting.
Large organization
Give a larger government affairs function the users, administration, and visibility it needs.
Straightforward pricing
Choose the plan that fits your team.
Every StatecraftCRM plan can be started online. Add the number of users you need and get to work. No demo required.
Free
$0
1 user · current Free limits
- ✓ 1 user
- ✓ 15 contacts
- ✓ 5 organizations
- ✓ 25 interactions
- ✓ Core stakeholder, issue, interaction, calendar, and follow-up workflows
Team
$4,188
/year · 3 users included
Additional users: $1,000/user/year
- ✓ 3 users included
- ✓ Unlimited contacts, organizations, and interactions
- ✓ Shared stakeholder, issue, commitment, and ownership records
- ✓ Contact import and weekly reporting
Department
Best value$9,900
/year · 10 users included
Additional users: $900/user/year
- ✓ 10 users included
- ✓ Everything in Team
- ✓ Stakeholder Heatmap and relationship-risk visibility
- ✓ AI-assisted briefings, roles, permissions, and assisted import
Organization
$19,800
/year · 25 users included
Additional users: $800/user/year
- ✓ 25 users included
- ✓ Everything in Department
- ✓ Capacity and administration for a larger government affairs function
- ✓ Leadership-ready visibility across teams and jurisdictions
How many people need StatecraftCRM?
Choose any valid plan. Recommendations are advisory, and pricing is recalculated on the server before Checkout.
3 included + 0 additional
$4,188 / year
Need more than 25 users, SSO, specialized security requirements, or a custom migration? We can help with that.
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Bring stakeholders, issues, interactions, and commitments into one shared operating record.
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