Persate user guide
Persate is a public-affairs intelligence platform for monitoring the Polish parliament. This guide explains how to operate every section of the application, end to end.
Guides
Getting started
How access to Persate works, from an invitation to the first session, and how to set up two-step verification.
Using Persate
The sidebar, header, global search, messages and settings shared across the platform.
Cockpit
The start screen: ranked developments from alerts, project stages and consultation positions in one view.
Advisor
Research across legislation, votes, recordings, Media, stakeholders and the organization's documents, with answers linked to their sources.
Tracker
Monitor legislation, people, institutions and topics with alerts, and review every match in one place.
Repository
Upload and share files, find and preview them, and organize them with Smart Folders.
Editor
Write articles with Advisor edits, fact and language checks, numbered sources and document history.
Legislation
Government drafts and their legislative journey, parliamentary questions, published acts and institution publications.
Recordings
Recordings of Sejm proceedings with transcripts, speakers, the official stenogram and analysis status.
Votes
Sejm and Senate votes, presidential decisions and Constitutional Tribunal cases.
Stakeholders
Institutions, parties and people: organization pages, person profiles, Sejm committees and connections.
Media
Public posts on X by tracked stakeholders, grouped into events, stories and topics.
Labs
Research tools built on a reviewed data release and assigned to selected organizations.
AI apps (MCP)
Connect ChatGPT, Claude and other MCP clients to Persate with a Persate account.
Account and settings
Personal settings, notifications, security, connected AI apps and the Sources catalogue.
Administration
For administrators: organization settings, members, access groups, usage and processing permissions.
Each documentation page provides a "View source on GitHub" link. Corrections and suggestions are welcome via pull request or issue.