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Written for whoever fills in the questionnaire

What it can send, and what it cannot.

The most important security property of an autonomous agent is the list of things it is not allowed to do. That list is short, enforced in the product, and printed below rather than described as a philosophy.

The hard rules

Nothing outbound except your own submissions, on your own click.

Emails a contracting officer on its ownnever
Emails a teaming partner on its ownnever
Submits a proposal without a fresh human clicknever
Sends you notifications about its own workyes
Logs every action it takesyes

The approval gate is architectural, not a preference. There is no setting that lets an automation submit on your behalf.

Your data

What we hold and why.

Your library — past performance, CPARS narratives, rates, certifications, documents you upload — plus the solicitations you track, the drafts you generate, and the record of what the agent did. We hold it because a draft written without it is not sendable.

Encrypted in transitTLS
Encrypted at restyes
Scoped to your accountyes
Sold or shared with advertisersnever

Access

Who can see it.

Users you invite, at the permission level you set. Our staff access is limited to what is needed to operate and support the service, and support access to your content happens when you ask us to look at something.

Per-user permissionsyes
Authenticationmanaged identity provider
Audit trail of agent actionsyes
Export your dataon request
Delete your dataon request

AI processing

Where the model sits.

Reading and drafting use commercial large language models via their APIs. Content is sent for processing to produce your summaries and drafts. We do not use your content to train models, and we ask the same of our providers under their API terms.

Your content used to train modelsno
Which providerstated on request

If your prime or your agency imposes restrictions on which AI providers may touch proposal content, ask us before you buy and we will tell you exactly what is used.

Public data sources

What it reads from outside.

Federal solicitation notices, award records, entity and small-business directories, and wage determinations — all public sources. It does not scrape private portals or use your credentials to log in anywhere on your behalf.

What we do not claim

Certifications we have not earned are not listed here.

  • No SOC 2 report today. If your procurement requires one, tell us and we will tell you where we are rather than sending a logo.
  • No FedRAMP authorisation. This is commercial software for preparing your bids, not a system of record for government data.
  • No CMMC assessment. Do not put controlled unclassified information into it on the assumption that it is an enclave for that purpose.
  • No claim that your data never leaves our infrastructure — model processing means it does, and pretending otherwise would be the dishonest version of this page.

Security questions, questionnaires and specifics: security@govdealai.com. If a control matters to your bid, ask before you buy.

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