Everything the work needs, in the order you need it.

Ten parts of one workspace. What you record once counts everywhere: evidence completes readiness items, your profile fills your capability statement, and your readiness decides what comes next.

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Plan

Know where you stand and what to do next.

Readiness roadmap

What it does: Turns your profile and assessment into ten stages of ordered tasks, from business foundation to business development.
Why it matters: Government contracting has an order: registrations depend on your legal identity, set-asides depend on your codes. Doing things out of order costs weeks.
What you get: A roadmap built for your business
Why, what, where and evidence on every task
Owners and due dates for your team

Readiness and roadmap

Readiness tracking

What it does: Scores your readiness across ten weighted categories from what you have actually recorded, and keeps a history as it changes.
Why it matters: You can see which categories are ready and where the next points are, so the hours you have go to the work that counts most.
What you get: One score, every point explained
Next actions ranked by what they add
A thirty-day trend on your overview

How the score works

The overview in the app: roadmap, evidence, opportunities and relationship tiles, then the readiness ring at 67% beside the ten category bars. — The overview in the app, with a fictional sample company. The score is not a government qualification.

Build

Registrations, certifications, documents and financials, in order.

SAM.gov preparation

What it does: Walks you through the UEI, the full entity registration, your CAGE code and NAICS codes, and keeps each identifier on your profile.
Why it matters: An active SAM.gov registration is required to receive most federal contracts, and it lapses if it is not renewed every year.
What you get: Step-by-step registration tasks
Your IDs and expiry date in one profile
A task to plan the yearly renewal

The UEI and SAM.gov guide

Certifications

What it does: Explains the SBA programs (8(a), WOSB and EDWOSB, HUBZone, VOSB and SDVOSB) and tracks your preparation for the ones that apply.
Why it matters: Certifications open set-aside and sole-source competitions, but each has its own rules, evidence and application.
What you get: Each program in plain language
A preparation checklist and evidence list
Your status per program

Capabilities and evidence

Business documents

What it does: A private vault for the evidence behind every claim: formation papers, insurance, policies, statements, with categories and folders.
Why it matters: Buyers and program offices ask for proof. Evidence that expires unnoticed can cost you an award.
What you get: Expiration dates and reminders
Versions you can restore
Share links that expire

The document vault

The documents vault in the app: categories on the left, and a table of documents with their category, status, expiry date and owner. — The document vault in the app, with a fictional sample company.

Financial readiness

What it does: Scores the financial basics a contracting officer checks: a separate account, an accounting system, current statements, cost readiness.
Why it matters: Contracting officers assess financial responsibility before award (FAR 9.104-1). A small business has to show it can carry the work until invoices are paid.
What you get: The financial items, one by one
A snapshot per fiscal year
Statements kept in the vault

The readiness categories

Prove

Show a buyer what you do and that you have done it before.

Capability statement

What it does: Builds your capability statement from your profile: you write the overview and competencies, and codes, past performance and contacts fill in.
Why it matters: It is the first document a contracting officer or prime asks for, and it has to be accurate the day you send it.
What you get: A statement per audience
Published versions you can freeze
PDF, Word and print export

The capability statement builder

Contract references

What it does: Records your past performance: the project, customer, value, period, codes and a reference contact, once, for every statement and response.
Why it matters: Evaluators weigh relevant past work. Commercial and subcontract work counts too, if it is documented.
What you get: References ready to cite
Reused on statements automatically
Confidential work shown without the customer or value

Capabilities and evidence

Win

Find the buyers and partners that fit, and pursue the work.

Target agencies

What it does: Guided market research into who buys what you sell, and a CRM record for each agency you pursue, with its contacts and activity.
Why it matters: Agencies buy on their own schedules through their own offices. Knowing who they are is what turns readiness into opportunities.
What you get: Guided research by NAICS and PSC
Agency records with contacts
Every touchpoint logged

Research and opportunities

Prime contacts

What it does: Tracks the prime contractors you work with or court, where each relationship stands, and the pursuits you share in a pipeline.
Why it matters: Many small businesses win their first federal work as a subcontractor. Those relationships take time and follow-up.
What you get: Primes and partners in one CRM
Relationship status and follow-ups
A pipeline from target to award

CRM and capture

Also in ONE VIEW.

Help with the work itself: an AI assistant that reads your workspace, courses on each step, and the official sources behind them.

Plans include different parts of the workspace. Compare plans.

Start with where you stand.

Create your company profile, take the readiness assessment and get a roadmap built around your business.

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