Built for the parts of legislative work that cannot leak.
InDocket separates the public legislative record from private work product. Advocacy teams, legislative offices, and caucus organizations work from the same public facts without exposing private positions, notes, watchlists, read behavior, or internal strategy across workspaces.
InDocket is the trusted legislative intelligence layer: one public record, role-specific private workspaces, and coordination rails designed not to leak.
One public record. Separate private planes.
The shared legislative record and its cited, review-gated interpretation. Public analysis can be shared, forwarded, and searched. Nothing private lives here.
A sealed plane for a legislative office: sponsored bills, vote queues, floor briefs, and notes. Support access is time-boxed, approved by the office, and audited. Office work does not feed advocacy products or caucus analytics.
An opt-in rail where caucuses and legislative organizations publish priorities and briefing packets down to member offices. Content flows down; private office positions, notes, and read behavior stay sealed in the office plane.
What the boundary guarantees.
Status, stated plainly.
The advocacy workspace is available today. The official and coordination surfaces carry explicit status labels and are not presented as generally available.
Offered under published, uniform public-sector terms, with no endorsement, legislative action, or data sharing required.
In a seeded, design-partner phase and counsel-gated. Nonpartisan, procedural, and neutral by design.