It remembers your company so every draft starts from it.
This is the least glamorous feature and the one that decides whether a draft is sendable. Past performance, CPARS narratives, rates, certifications, insurance, prior proposals — told once, used forever. A general model that has to be re-briefed every session cannot do this, and re-briefing is where the 40 hours actually go.
You ask
“Use my own past performance, not a template.”
And this is what happens. Open any one of them.
Extracted from documents you upload, structured, and reused per requirement.
So a price recommendation can be compared to what you actually charge.
UEI, CAGE, NAICS, 8(a), SDVOSB, HUBZone, WOSB — whatever you hold.
Insurance certificates, W-9s, reps and certs. The boring attachments that make a submission complete.
Upload the document; it reads it. You are not typing your own past performance into a wizard.
Feeds the recompete watch and the win story next time.
Questions
No. Onboarding runs as a conversation with the assistant and it reads what you upload. You can start with one past-performance document and add more when it asks.
It is your account's data. See the security page for how it is handled.
The rest of it
Everything else the agent can be asked for.
The Section L gate
“Check it against Section L and wait for me.”
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Deal Brief, PWIN & incumbent intel
“Tell me whether this is winnable before I spend the week.”
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Proposal Desk & colour teams
“Draft it from my own past performance.”
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Standing instructions & automations
“Do that every morning without asking me.”
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Early signals & sources sought
“Tell me before it becomes an RFP.”
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Recompete watch
“Tell me before anything I lost in 2023 comes up again.”
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Partners & buyers
“Find me a partner who holds the set-aside I don't.”
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7 days · no card · no call
Ask it for this one on a live solicitation.
$350/month, 10 proposal generations. The trial reads, scores and drafts everything — submitting and exporting are the paid part.