The product

Read the solicitation. Extract every requirement. Draft from your record.

RFP Pilot turns the raw, messy solicitation into a traceable compliance checklist and grounded first-draft responses — so your experts sharpen a strong draft instead of building one from a blank page under deadline.

Built to be trustedGrounded in your recordNever fabricatesEvery requirement tracedYour data stays yours
How it works
From a messy PDF to a submission-ready draft
One flow, from the moment the solicitation drops to the version your SMEs approve.
01

Ingest

Drop in the raw RFP, RFI, or questionnaire — exactly as posted, in whatever format it arrived.

02

Extract

Every requirement, question, and mandatory item is pulled into a traceable compliance checklist.

03

Draft

Grounded first responses are written from your own past proposals and content — never fabricated.

04

Review

Your team and SMEs sharpen and approve a strong draft instead of starting from a blank page.

Requirement extraction

Nothing slips through the cracks

RFP Pilot shreds the solicitation into a structured checklist — every question, every return form, and the buried pass/fail gates that quietly disqualify bids.

  • Pulls requirements out of any format, however inconsistent
  • Flags mandatory, pass/fail items as blocking — loud, at the top
  • Maps each requirement to where it belongs in your response
Compliance checklist — Solicitation #24-015
§4.1 Firm's relevant project experience (last 5 yrs)
Narrative · maps to Technical Vol. §2
§4.3 Project approach & methodology
Narrative · maps to Technical Vol. §3
§6.2 Proof of authority to transact business Pass / Fail
Mandatory form · miss it = disqualified
§6.5 Non-collusion affidavit Pass / Fail
Signed return form required
In the productRFP Pilot Sources panel listing the knowledge-base documents each answer is grounded in, with an excerpt from each.
Every answer links to the exact documents it was built on.
Grounded drafting

Written from your record — with the receipts

Every drafted answer traces back to the source it came from, with a confidence signal so your team knows exactly where to focus. Where the record is thin, it says so.

  • Answers cite the past proposal or content they're built on
  • A confidence signal points reviewers straight to the soft spots
  • Keeps your firm's voice and terminology, not generic filler
Your knowledge base

Grounded in your own record

Upload your past proposals, capability statements, and reference documents once. RFP Pilot draws every answer from that library — so drafts sound like your firm and cite your real work, not generic boilerplate.

  • One place for your proposals, capability statements, and docs
  • Answers are built only from what you've put in
  • The more you add, the stronger every future draft
In the productRFP Pilot Knowledge Base screen — upload area and a list of the firm's reference documents used to ground answers.
Your reference documents, in one place — the record every answer draws from.
The differentiator
It stays honest.

The fear with AI is that it confidently makes something up — and one fabricated claim can sink a bid and your standing with the buyer. RFP Pilot answers from your content or flags the gap. Where your firm hasn't done something, it says so and pivots to genuine adjacent experience. That's the whole point.

RFP Pilot answering a question honestly — it states the firm does not perform the requested work and recommends partnering with a specialist, instead of fabricating capability, and shows a source link and confidence score.
Real output from RFP Pilot. Asked about work the firm doesn't do, it answers "No… we recommend partnering with a specialist" — and shows its source and a confidence score, instead of inventing capability.
What it replaces
The 2 a.m. blank-page scramble is over

Without RFP Pilot

Someone reads 80 pages by hand to find the requirements
A buried pass/fail item gets missed — and sinks the bid
Every response written from scratch under deadline
Senior people burn nights and weekends on first drafts

With RFP Pilot

Every requirement extracted into a traceable checklist
Pass/fail gates surfaced loudly, at the top
Grounded first drafts in hours from your own record
SMEs sharpen a strong draft instead of building it
Trust & data
Your data stays yours.

Everything runs under a mutual NDA. Your past proposals and content are used only to ground your own drafts — never shared, never used to train anything for anyone else — and nothing is ever submitted to a buyer without your review. We're early-stage and honest about it: we'll tell you exactly how your data is handled before you share a single document.

Questions
The things teams ask first
Does it fabricate?
No. It drafts only from your own record, cites its sources, and flags gaps instead of inventing experience.
What formats can it read?
The messy, real ones — narrative-plus-forms RFPs, ITBs, RFQs, RFIs, and security questionnaires, in whatever inconsistent PDF they arrive as.
Do we have to change our tools or process?
No. RFP Pilot produces a requirements checklist and first-draft responses your team reviews and finishes wherever you already work.
How do we try it?
The free concierge pilot: send us one live or recent solicitation and we run it for you, then walk you through the result.

See it on one of your own solicitations.

Book a 15-minute walkthrough, or send us a live RFP for the free pilot.

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