FiscalNote Holdings, Inc.

FiscalNote is a software, data, and media company that provides AI-driven enterprise SaaS solutions for policy and global intelligence. Founded in 2013 by Timothy Hwang, Gerald Yao, and Jonathan Chen, the company's mission is to help organizations manage government risk and opportunity by delivering comprehensive, actionable policy and regulatory intelligence worldwide. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., at 1201 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, FiscalNote aims to be a primary source of truth for policy professionals, equipping them with the clarity and tools needed to shape policy outcomes.

The company offers a suite of products and services, including its core FiscalNote Government Relationship Management (GRM) service, which leverages AI to analyze legislation and regulatory developments. Key offerings include the AI-focused PolicyNote platform, CQ Federal, EU Issue Tracker, Curate, and specialized geopolitical and market intelligence through brands like FrontierView, Oxford Analytica, and Dragonfly Eye. FiscalNote serves a diverse global clientele, including policy, legal, and compliance teams within multinational corporations, government agencies, trade associations, and non-profits, with over half of the Fortune 100 among its customers.

In terms of recent developments, Josh Resnik assumed the role of CEO and President on January 1, 2025, succeeding co-founder Timothy Hwang, who transitioned to Executive Chairman. FiscalNote was delisted from the NYSE on March 25, 2026, due to not meeting listing standards and began trading on the OTCID market under the ticker NOTE on April 6, 2026, while exploring uplisting options. The company announced a 25% workforce reduction in March 2026 and expects positive free cash flow for the subsequent twelve months. FiscalNote has also expanded its AI capabilities, launching PolicyNote MCP in the OpenAI App Store and enhancing its PolicyNote API with district matching capabilities in early 2026. The company is strategically focusing on its core policy and global intelligence services, having divested non-core assets in late 2024 and early 2025.