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Why Markup

Markup is a Washington DC based company focused on creating secure, reliable, and easy-to-use technology that makes governing more collaborative and efficient.
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HOW WE'RE 
Different

The basic processes used by lawmakers to create, track, analyze, and debate public policy has been essentially the same for more than 230 years – complemented only by insecure emails exchanging a blizzard of disconnected amendments, bills, U.S. code, regulations and litigation. Resulting laws and regulations are often rife with errors that lead to lengthy corrections, court battles, and costly and time-consuming reaction by Wall Street, K Street and Main Street. 
 

There is a better way.

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Draft & Collaborate

Enabling lawmakers and staff to more easily draft, edit, and share legislative language using Microsoft Word & Teams. 

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Compare & Connect

Lawmakers can easily see how a proposed amendment connects to a bill, how the bill connects to U.S. Code, and U.S. Code to C.F.R., creating more efficiency and avoiding costly drafting errors.

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Debate & Vote

Remote Voting System built to enable legislative bodies to conduct verifiable votes by authorized elected officials remotely over a secure platform.

We are building modern, collaborative tools for legislative drafting, analysis, debate, and voting. Our suite of tools has been purpose-built for legislators, regulators, public policy professionals and stakeholders to create, manage, and analyze public policy through timely knowledge, access to data, and secure private collaboration. Markup’s long-term mission is to set the standard for collaborative governance, public policy analysis, and secure remote voting worldwide.

Some highlights of our progress to date:

  • Markup Redline™ has been authorized and is currently available for use by all Members and Staff in the U.S. Congress

  • Markup ERVS® was used by the Democratic Caucus of the U. S. House of Representatives to conduct the first-ever remote votes for their leadership for the 117th Congress. 

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