It finds the partner who holds the set-aside you do not.
Two directories, both built for the moment a solicitation is otherwise a good fit. One is subcontractors and teaming partners sourced from SBA DSBS, filterable by set-aside, NAICS and geography. The other is contracting officers and buying offices, with what they have awarded before — because who runs the buy tells you as much as what the buy says.
You ask
“Find me a partner who holds the set-aside I don't.”
And this is what happens. Open any one of them.
Questions
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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Your library
“Use my own past performance, not a template.”
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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.