Fit profile
A reusable, versioned statement of what your company can pursue—and what should be excluded.
How it works
From source material to an explainable review queue.
The product is designed to apply deterministic rules first, evaluated models second, and visible abstention whenever evidence or confidence is insufficient.
Define fit once
Capture capabilities, codes, set-aside eligibility, geography, size range, past-performance boundaries, exclusions, and bid/no-bid rules in a structured profile.
Screen supported notices
Normalize opportunity data, apply deterministic eligibility rules, and use evaluated models only where they add explainable classification.
Review the evidence
See matched and failed criteria, confidence, source links, and unresolved questions before deciding whether to inspect the full official record.
Core controls
Built around the evidence chain.
Explainable ranking
Every position is accompanied by matched, failed, and uncertain criteria instead of an opaque score.
Evidence trail
Briefs retain links and citations back to supported official notices and attached material.
Amendment awareness
Supported updates can trigger a re-screen so the reason for a changed fit assessment is visible.
Saved rules
Standard pursuit thresholds help teams apply the same first-pass discipline across notices.
Feedback loop
Structured relevance feedback improves the profile and evaluation set without storing free-form secrets in analytics.
Representative output
A review surface, not a fabricated dashboard.
This synthetic example shows the proposed information contract. It does not imply that a production product or customer account exists.
Item
Finding
Evidence
Status
ItemSet-aside
FindingProfile and notice appear aligned
EvidenceNotice §Classification
StatusMatched
ItemGeography
FindingPerformance location inside saved region
EvidenceNotice §Place of performance
StatusMatched
ItemContract size
FindingValue not stated in supported fields
EvidenceOfficial record reviewed
StatusReview