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What The Policy Platform is

The Policy Platform is a web service for Australian charities, not-for-profits, and social enterprises that want to follow government activity and organize advocacy. Its monitoring tools include a readiness survey, decision-maker mapping, policy landscape analysis, and media monitoring. The platform says its coverage spans nine jurisdictions and fifteen chambers, and it links to original sources for checking information. Users can build a strategic plan, an advocacy strategy, and an approach to government engagement. Campaign features include contact management, drafting outreach and submissions, and coordinating campaigns. AI-assisted outputs are starting points for users to review, edit, and approve before acting. The company says user data is not used to train AI models, and agreements with third-party AI providers prohibit training on user data. It also says information is stored with industry-standard encryption and access controls and is not sold or disclosed to third parties for their own purposes. Individual inputs and uploads are private to each account, with limited staff access when support requires it. Funding discovery, application support, and tender acquittal are described as coming soon. The Free plan costs nothing.

Who it suits

The Policy Platform suits Australian charities, not-for-profits, and social enterprises planning advocacy or tracking policy and government activity. Its free plan includes solo advocate tools, while AI-assisted material requires user review and approval before action.

What it does well

  • Monitors policy and media activity
  • Maps decision-makers and government coverage
  • Links monitoring to original sources
  • Supports contact and campaign coordination
  • Free plan requires no card

What to know first

  • Funding tools are described as coming soon
  • AI-assisted outputs require review and approval

Limits

The free plan is for individuals and first-time advocates and includes solo advocate tools, the Government Readiness Tool, Find Your Decision-Makers and Media Monitor search. Funding discovery, application support and tender acquittal are described as coming soon.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
FreeIndividuals and first-time advocates · no card required · Government Readiness Tool · Find Your Decision-Makers · Media Monitor search · solo advocate toolsFree

As thepolicyplatform.com.au lists them, read 8 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Open https://thepolicyplatform.com.au/.
  2. Start with the free plan; no card is required.
  3. Use the Government Readiness Tool and Find Your Decision-Makers.
  4. Use Media Monitor search and the solo advocate tools.
  5. Follow the structured onboarding flow to develop an advocacy plan.

Verdict

The platform combines government and media monitoring with planning and campaign tools for advocacy work. Its stated coverage and original-source links can help users follow policy activity, while AI drafts remain subject to user review.

Questions

Is there a free plan?

Yes. The Free plan costs nothing and requires no card.

What platforms does it support?

The Policy Platform is available on the web.

Who is the free plan for?

It is described for individuals and first-time advocates and includes solo advocate tools.

What does the platform monitor?

It offers policy landscape analysis and media monitoring. The platform says its monitoring covers nine jurisdictions and fifteen chambers.

Can users coordinate campaigns and contact decision-makers?

Yes. The platform supports decision-maker mapping, contact management, outreach and submissions drafting, and coordinated campaigns.

How does it handle AI and account data?

The company says user data is not used to train AI models. It says individual inputs and uploads are private to each account, with limited staff access when needed for support.

Facts from The Policy Platform's own pages

Access to user data
The company says individual inputs and uploads are private and isolated to each account, with access by a small number of authorised staff only when needed for support. · thepolicyplatform.com.au, 8 Oct 2026
AI data use
The company says user data is not used to train AI models and that third-party AI provider agreements prohibit training on user data. · thepolicyplatform.com.au, 8 Oct 2026
AI drafting
AI-assisted outputs are starting points for users to review, edit and approve before acting. · thepolicyplatform.com.au, 8 Oct 2026
Campaign tools
The platform supports contact management, drafting outreach and submissions, and running coordinated campaigns. · thepolicyplatform.com.au, 8 Oct 2026
Funding tools
Funding discovery, application support and tender acquittal are described as coming soon. · thepolicyplatform.com.au, 8 Oct 2026
Government coverage
The platform says its monitoring covers nine jurisdictions and fifteen chambers. · thepolicyplatform.com.au, 8 Oct 2026
Onboarding
The website says a structured onboarding flow takes a team from zero to a clear advocacy plan in under 90 minutes. · thepolicyplatform.com.au, 8 Oct 2026
Planning tools
Users can build a strategic plan, advocacy strategy and government engagement approach. · thepolicyplatform.com.au, 8 Oct 2026
Policy monitoring
It offers a readiness survey, decision-maker mapping, policy landscape analysis and media monitoring. · thepolicyplatform.com.au, 8 Oct 2026
Purpose
The platform helps Australian charities, not-for-profits and social enterprises understand government activity, identify decision-makers and create lasting change. · thepolicyplatform.com.au, 8 Oct 2026
Security
The company says information is stored with industry-standard encryption and access controls and is not sold or disclosed to third parties for their own purposes. · thepolicyplatform.com.au, 8 Oct 2026
Sources
The platform says it links to original sources so users can check information themselves. · thepolicyplatform.com.au, 8 Oct 2026

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