How Strategy Cockpit works
1. Describe what you do
Set up your organization profile: type, size, sectors, provinces, opportunity types, a short capability statement, and the work you don't take on. This is what every notice is ranked against.
2. See what fits, and why
New notices from federal, provincial and municipal sources arrive in one feed, ranked Strong, Relevant or Weak, each with a plain-language reason and a note of what is still unconfirmed. Search, filter and save the views you use most.
3. Verify at the source
3. Verify at the source
Open a notice to see buyer, province, deadline, value and procurement contact, plus Source Evidence. AI-extracted fields are labelled, and View original notice takes you to the source so you confirm eligibility and requirements before committing effort.
4. Track every pursuit
What a pilot looks like
3. Verify at the source
Add the opportunity to your shared pipeline, assign an owner and a due date, and move it through nine stages from Watching to Won, Lost or No Bid. Leaders see what is tracked, due this week and submitted; History keeps every decision explainable.
What a pilot looks like
What a pilot looks like
What a pilot looks like
A structured pilot runs about ten weeks with up to five users. We configure your organization and profile, review the first weeks of matches with you, tune the profile, and agree the working benchmarks that matter to your team. Pricing is discussed on the demo call.
Support included
What a pilot looks like
What a pilot looks like
Profile and filter configuration, team set-up and onboarding, a review of the procurement sources that matter for your sector, and pipeline stages mapped to how your firm actually bids. Email digests keep the team current without logging in.