Bill tracking for manufacturers, OEMs and suppliers
For smaller firms with no government-affairs staff. You get the alerts a compliance team would send, without hiring one.
When a bill or proposed federal rule that matches what you watch is filed in any state legislature, the DC Council, Congress or on regulations.gov, Statute Scope emails you a brief built from its own text. For manufacturers, OEMs and suppliers, we flag right to repair, product safety, chemical reporting, tariffs and Section 232, CHIPS and reshoring incentives, battery and electronics recycling, and domestic-content rules.
What we flag for manufacturers, OEMs and suppliers
Every brief tags the bill with the concerns it touches and quotes the words that set each tag off. Here is what we tag in your field, and why it matters to you.
Right to repair
Makes OEMs give independent repairers parts, tools and documentation.
Product safety & liability
Safety standards, recalls and liability changes drive redesign and litigation risk.
Supply chain & domestic content
Buy America, domestic-content and foreign-adversary rules decide who qualifies as a supplier.
Workplace safety (OSHA)
Heat, silica, injury-reporting and workplace-violence rules change plant operations.
Chemical reporting (TSCA)
TSCA risk evaluations and reporting rules put recordkeeping burdens on small firms.
Trade remedies & tariff relief
Section 232/301 actions, AD/CVD duties and tariff-relief bills change input costs and competition.
CHIPS & manufacturing incentives
CHIPS grants, investment credits and reshoring incentives decide where plants are built.
EPR for electronics & batteries
Stewardship laws make producers fund collection and recycling of electronics, batteries and other products.
What you'll get alerts on
- State right-to-repair, product-labelling, and chemical and PFAS bills
- Extended producer responsibility bills on packaging, batteries and e-waste, and state procurement and tariff-related bills
- Proposed EPA, Consumer Product Safety Commission and Department of Commerce rules
Every alert comes with a brief: the bottom line, the key provisions in the bill's own words, who to contact and the full text. See a sample brief, or read which legislatures and agencies we cover.
Plans for manufacturers, OEMs and suppliers
One subscription covers everyone at your organization, with no per-seat fees. Watch is $150 a month for 5 criteria and Desk is $450 a month for 20, with more on Desk at $40 a month for each 5. One criterion is one jurisdiction (a state, DC or the federal government) plus one search. Searching for the same thing in 5 states is 5 criteria. The Watch plan, at $150 a month, is usually enough.