SourceGent reads the full solicitation and turns it into a live requirement matrix: every row source-anchored, risk-classified, and tracked against your draft. The highlighter pass is over.
Shall-statements, instructions, evaluation factors, and format rules pulled from the full document set. Each row cites its section, paragraph, and page, so verification is one click, not a search.
Rows are classified as deliverable, eligibility, standard, or format, and ranked by risk. A TS/SCI clearance requirement and a font-size rule do not deserve the same attention, and they do not get it.
Open gaps are flagged with what fixing them is worth to your readiness grade. The matrix is a to-do list ordered by scoring impact, not a static spreadsheet.
When an amendment drops, re-analysis merges new requirements into the existing matrix and shows what changed. Your coverage work is preserved, not thrown away.
A compliance matrix is a table that maps every requirement in a solicitation (Section L instructions, Section M evaluation factors, SOW and PWS shall-statements) to where your response addresses it. Evaluators use one to score you; proposal teams use one to make sure nothing is missed. Building it by hand across a 200-page RFP typically takes days.
SourceGent reads the full solicitation, including attachments and amendments, and surfaces every discrete requirement as a row anchored to its source section, paragraph, and page. Each row is classified by type (deliverable, eligibility, standard, format) and risk. Duplicates are merged, and re-analysis after an amendment merges rather than clobbers.
Yes. As you draft, requirement coverage is checked against your response so each row shows addressed or gap. Gap triage feeds the overall A to F readiness grade, and the pre-export check warns if open gaps remain. Coverage suggestions are exactly that: suggestions. You confirm every mapping.
No, and it should not. SourceGent is designed to support compliance review, not replace judgment: every extracted requirement carries a citation you can verify against the source document in one click. Your team stays responsible for the final submission decision.
Upload one RFP and watch the requirement matrix build itself, with every row cited back to the source.