How Sage works
Ask Sage. Specialists do the work. Your team approves.
Sage turns plain-English requests into searches, briefs and proposal stages, then reports back for your review.
What Sage does
One assistant across capture and proposals.
Ask in plain English
Turn a question like "open IT grants in Maryland due next month" into a saved, schedulable search.
Find and open opportunities
Paste a SAM.gov link or Notice ID and Sage opens the matching summary and capture brief.
Explain where you are
Report the current proposal stage, its status and what is waiting on you.
Dispatch specialist agents
Start authorized work, such as a capture brief or a stage, and report what came back.
Add teaming partners
Look up a company in SAM.gov, confirm it with you and add it to your partners list.
Voice or typed chat
Talk to Sage or type; both follow the same permissions.
Sage in each tier
Who acts, what happens, who approves.
Who is acting
You, working with Sage
“Sage, identify the opportunities best suited to our organization.”
- Checks your capabilities, certifications and past work
- Researches open notices and forecasts
- Qualifies each fit with evidence and gaps
- Builds a ranked shortlist
Participating
Output
Ranked shortlist with eligibility, evidence, gaps and deadlines
Approval point
You choose what to watch or add to your pipeline
Illustrative example with sample steps.
Boundaries
Sage works inside your rules.
- Sage only offers actions it can actually perform.
- Changes follow your workspace roles; only authorized people can make them.
- Sage does not sign, certify or submit proposals.
- Past-due opportunities are never recommended.