SEXTANTHow it works
Compliance first. A person approves.
Sextant does not start with a draft. It starts with the solicitation, and it stops until a named person says the package may go.
- Find. Radar watches public opportunity sources and keeps the ones that match the contractor’s profile.
- Decide. Bearing states the bid or no-bid and the reasons. A named person approves the decision.
- Comply. Chart turns the solicitation into a compliance matrix. Sections L and M, the statement of work, and the clauses are in that matrix before Draft begins.
- Draft. Each proposal section traces back to a requirement and to the contractor’s past performance library.
- Approve. Fix holds the package. Nothing goes to a government buyer without a person’s sign-off.
Customer data stays isolated
Each customer’s pipeline, past performance, pricing, and drafts stay in that customer’s workspace. They are not used to train a model for someone else, and they are not visible to another customer.