Today, GP3 Tech is publicly launching Aide — the AI Development Engine built for and with leading public affairs and political firms.
You know the workflow. Pull data from one source, cross-reference in another, paste into a doc, format for a client. Twelve tabs open to do one job. Your best people spending hours on assembly, not analysis. The tools available were either built for other industries or too generic to handle the security, data, and speed requirements of political and public affairs work.
Aide changes that — and it's ready on day one.
Aide is a purpose-built platform that centralizes firm knowledge, automates routine work, and moves your team from assembly to analysis. It comes with client-level firewalls, pre-integrated industry data sources, and purpose-built tools and agents — no six-month IT project required.
The platform works in four steps.
- Upload anything — PDFs, spreadsheets, docs, databases, audio, email — and Aide ingests and structures it automatically, making unstructured data searchable and AI-ready.
- Search and chat with your knowledge across files and connected data sources, always with citations.
- Work with AI agents to automate the workflows that repeat — proposals, memos, briefs, deliverables — enforcing your firm's style at every step.
- Combine your internal data with pre-integrated external sources — voter files, campaign finance, legislation tracking, ad data, hearing transcripts — to analyze and draft from one place.
Aide also builds organizational memory. It learns your firm, stores your corporate knowledge in a structured database, and codifies process through automations — so institutional knowledge never walks out the door.
This isn't theoretical.
Firms already using Aide are reporting transformational results.
Bullpen Strategy Group has unlocked the equivalent of 17.5 FTEs of capacity from the platform, reallocating 700+ staff-hours per week from assembly to analysis. In the first six weeks, automated workflows averaged eleven hours saved per task. By month eight, that number climbed to nineteen — a 73% increase in efficiency with no additional configuration. A national public affairs firm reclaimed roughly 300 hours per week in just 30 days — the equivalent of 7.85 FTEs of weekly capacity poured back into strategy, message development, and client support. At Look Ahead Strategies, what began as an effort to eliminate manual assembly quickly became a broader transformation: deeper analysis, faster production cycles, and the ability to tackle work that previously required far more time or specialized capacity.
The firms at the center of the most consequential policy fights, campaigns, and communications challenges in the country are running on Aide — and the results speak for themselves.
“Firms in politics and public affairs know they need to implement AI, but don't know how to start. Aide was built for our public opinion data analytics and analysis. And, with the GP3 Tech team's expertise, we've implemented AI effectively and we've seen immediate impact.”
“Our Aide implementation turns scattered inputs into a single source of truth. It cuts research cycles from days to hours and arms our team with cleaner insights, faster decisions, and wins our clients can feel.”
We built Aide from the inside. As president of GP3 Tech, I've spent years working alongside teams at leading political and public affairs firms, identifying the technological bottlenecks that slow them down. Aide was designed to eliminate those bottlenecks — not with generic AI, but with a platform that understands how this industry actually works.
AI isn't a one-time upgrade — it's a moving target. Firms fall behind because their knowledge isn't structured for what comes next. Aide centralizes your organization's context so every advancement in AI builds on what you've already created — not a fresh start.
Explore the platform at ouraide.com or request a demo to see it in action.