Bring operational records, public-file obligations, regulatory deadlines, responsible personnel, and unresolved exceptions together across every station.
Convert incoming EAS logs, traffic records, program information, and uploaded documents into organized, reviewable compliance records.
We provide every FCC-licensed station one complementary OPIF Review per year to ensure station personnel understand and can correct compliance deficiencies.
The heart of PublicFile Pro is its FCC OPIF filing and management tools. Ensure deadlines are being met and filings maintain a standard of quality across staff, management, stations, and markets.
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PublicFile Pro provides a comprehensive suite of tools to assist stations and groups in understanding, documenting, and complying with their unique regulatory burden.
Browse our library of document templates to ensure your station is properly documenting its regulatory footprint and maintaining compliance.
PublicFile Pro’s Equipment Cybersecurity Tool is designed to help broadcasters address the credential-management and network-security requirements established in FCC 26-38 by securely tracking covered equipment, access credentials, password changes, and related compliance activity. The platform also supports routine credential rotation, helping stations establish and document a consistent schedule for changing usernames and passwords on supported broadcast equipment.
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PublicFile Pro is a broadcast regulatory compliance platform designed for U.S. radio and television stations. It helps station owners, managers, engineers, and compliance professionals monitor FCC public-file requirements, manage recurring obligations, document completed work, and identify potential issues before they become violations.
PublicFile Pro helps prevent violations by tracking regulatory deadlines, reviewing public-file activity, sending reminders, and flagging missing, late, or potentially outdated records. It gives station personnel a clear view of what requires attention while preserving an audit trail of compliance reviews and corrective actions.
Yes. PublicFile Pro allows broadcast groups to monitor multiple stations and FCC Facility IDs from a centralized platform. Authorized users can review each station’s compliance status, upcoming deadlines, unresolved issues, and completed work, making it easier to maintain consistent oversight across an entire broadcast organization.
The best approach is to continuously compare the station’s public-file activity with its specific FCC obligations. PublicFile Pro monitors for missing, late, and potentially over-retained records, then turns possible compliance gaps into clear, actionable items, helping broadcasters address problems before an FCC review, license renewal, or station transaction.
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