With every problem we solve, with every product we create, Fireside believes in the power of collaboration. Relationships are at the core of Fireside and legislative offices; we understand that different perspectives foster innovation in tech and on Capitol Hill. Our flagship constituent relationship management platform (CRM) amplifies constituent voices by emphasizing efficiency, so you can focus on what matters most - building stronger relationships with your constituents. 

We believe technology can bring government to constituent living rooms, like Franklin D. Roosevelt envisioned with his century-old “Fireside Chats.” With the launch of the first integrated CRM, website, and newsletter, Fireside brought Congress’ communications into the 21st century. Since our launch in 2001, the communications landscape has shifted dramatically. Increased constituent engagement and evolving communication channels have encouraged us to look to new technologies like machine learning to keep up. With better mail management, offices can switch from reactive communication to strategic communication plans that anticipate constituent interests and capitalize on emerging topics.

Our years of experience with constituent communication enable us to solve complex problems for the greater good. Fireside’s products offer powerful solutions to Congress, but we also want to solve tomorrow’s problems. We’re extending our reach beyond the immediate future through our work with the House Modernization Committee, the Democracy Fund, and partnerships with fellow civic tech innovators. By taking responsibility for the future of tech in government, we’re ensuring that members of Congress have access to the latest technologies to foster stronger connections with constituents. 

Work smarter, reach further, and discover more. Every day, we help our clients foster stronger connections.

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Fireside (Part of FiscalNote)'s headquarters in Washington, United States

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