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The readiness engine scores your business across ten categories using the information and evidence you have actually recorded. Every score explains itself, and your roadmap turns the gaps into ordered work.

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  • 10categories, each made of scored items
  • 10roadmap stages, from foundation to business development
  • Every pointexplained: what it is worth and why
67%market ready

Each arc is one category, as long as its weight and filled to its score.

Where your next points are

Illustrative preview. Values are examples, and the score is not a government qualification.

Transparent by design.

Each category is made of items, and each item is worth points with a plain explanation. Open any category to see what is complete, what is missing and how much each item counts. Scores describe your readiness. They are not an official government qualification.

Readiness by category

10 categories
Business foundation
100%
Registration
80%

What contributes to Registration (80 of 100 points)

  • UEI recorded in your company profile (complete)20 pts
  • SAM.gov registration marked active (complete)25 pts
  • CAGE code recorded (complete)15 pts
  • NAICS codes selected, with a primary code (complete)20 pts
  • Registration renewal date recorded (missing)20 pts
Certifications
60%
Operations
64%
Capabilities
82%
Past performance
45%
Financial
71%
Cybersecurity
55%
Market research
60%
Business development
38%

Illustrative preview. Category values are examples.

The readiness page in the app: a 67% score, the three categories where the next points are, and the first category rows with their items met and points.
The readiness page in the app, with a fictional sample company. The score is not a government qualification.

Know where you stand before you bid.

The score shows which categories are ready and which need work, so the hours you have go to the items that count most.
A construction company owner in a hard hat and safety vest reviewing plans on a tablet at a building site

A roadmap in the right order.

Your roadmap is organized into stages from foundation to business development. Every task answers the same questions: what to do, why it matters, what you need, where to complete it, what evidence to keep, what comes next and how it improves your readiness.

  1. Step 1: Your company profile

    Tell us about your business once: entity, codes, people, past work.

  2. Step 2: Readiness assessment

    Answer plain questions. Every answer maps to a scored item.

  3. Step 3: Personalized roadmap

    Stages and tasks ordered for your business, not a generic checklist.

  4. Step 4: Recommended actions

    The incomplete items that would raise your readiness most.

  5. Step 5: Evidence

    Upload the proof as you go. Evidence is what makes an item complete.

  6. Step 6: Capabilities statement

    Your profile and evidence become a statement a buyer can trust.

Next actions, ranked for you.

Incomplete items are ranked by how much they would raise your readiness relative to the effort involved, then joined to their roadmap task, the official resource and the page where you do the work.

Your readiness is 67%.

Three areas need attention.

  1. Complete capabilities statement

    Buyers ask for it first, and three sections are still empty.

  2. Upload insurance evidence

    Operations readiness counts insurance only when a certificate is on file.

  3. Review cybersecurity readiness

    Four basic safeguarding items are unanswered.

AI-generated. Not government advice. Verify important information with official sources.

Illustrative preview

Cyber readiness included.

The Cybersecurity category walks you through a structured self-assessment aligned with the basic safeguarding requirements in FAR 52.204-21, the same requirements behind CMMC Level 1. It records your answers and evidence; it is not a CMMC assessment.
  • Structured assessmentPlain questions mapped to scored items.
  • Evidence with review datesWritten controls and settings kept in the document vault.
  • HistorySnapshots show how your readiness has changed over time.
  • Team visibilityEveryone on your team sees the same score and the same next step.

Next: Capabilities and evidence

A capabilities statement builder, a document vault with expirations, and certification tracking.
Capabilities and evidenceA capabilities statement builder, a document vault with expirations, and certification tracking.

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