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CLEATUS — the agentic AI alternative to GovDash™

The all-in-one GovCon platform without the enterprise price tag. If you are evaluating GovDash, see how CLEATUS compares on what actually matters — true agentic AI that calls tools and executes multi-step work, automated daily capture, pre-shredded contract breakdowns, AI workflows, proposal writing, and transparent published pricing.

At a glance

A side-by-side read on the dimensions buyers most often ask us about. Each row about GovDash traces back to a public source — see the disclosure below.

DimensionCLEATUSGovDash
Core positioningAI-first GovCon platform — agentic capture, proposal writing, and workflow automation in one product, self-serve with published pricingAI capture-to-contract platform for GovCon — capture, pricing, proposal, and contract modules, sold demo-first with custom quotes[1]
AI contract breakdown (pre-shredding)Every matched opportunity arrives pre-shredded, before anyone opens it: CLEATUS reads every page of the package (base solicitation, amendments, attachments, exhibits) and breaks it into one standardized Contract Breakdown following the Uniform Contract Format: scope, requirements, deliverables, deadlines, pricing, and evaluation criteria. That breakdown is what your PWIN score is computed against, so the score reads Sections C, H, K, L, and M plus the attachments instead of a title, a NAICS code, and a set-aside. When a package has not been read, the card says so and the confidence drops rather than the model filling the gap. One format across federal, state, and local also means search works at the requirement and scope-of-work level, and agent answers stay grounded in structured dataDiscover scores fit before you open anything, but on the profile and past-performance inputs its own page names: NAICS, set-asides, agencies, and company size. The package itself gets parsed later, in Proposal, when your team works the pursuit: Sections L, M, and C plus attachments and amendments, to the sentence level, which is real depth applied at the point you have already committed. An automatic breakdown of every inbound opportunity, computed before the score, is not advertised[2]
Parallel research subagentsAsk for real research and the agent hands the job to subagents: separate AI researchers, each with its own context and its own 21-tool research catalog covering contracts, solicitation documents, award history, agencies, contracting officers, and the web. Up to three run at the same time on independent tasks. Each one is a live line in the chat you can open to read the exact task it was given and every search it makes, and you can stop it mid-run. Their tool traffic never enters your conversation, so three investigations come back folded into one answer instead of a wall of raw results. Included from DATA + AIDash Agents are autonomous agents that draft, review, and route work across GovDash workflows, with Agentic Proposal Content Generation on the public roadmap. Nothing describes handing one research question to several agents at once, watching every search an agent makes, or stopping a run in progress[3]
Agent orchestrationThe agent is a step; the workflow is the conductor. This is Zapier or n8n rebuilt for GovCon: a canvas with 13 trigger events, 19 addable step types, and 16 distinct actions. Every AI Agent step picks its own model and reasoning effort, gets its own scoped list of tools it may call, and returns a structured output schema, so the If/Else and Filter steps after it branch on typed fields instead of on prose. Steps run in parallel, one agent step can fan out across a whole set of items at once, and a dedicated Start Proposal step launches the full proposal writer and waits for the finished bid package before later steps read it. Nine ship as named agents you can run today (Go/No-Go, Qualification, Amendment Watch, Award Monitor, Recompete, and more), or describe the automation in plain English and it assembles itself. Unlimited on DATA + AI + AutomationsConfiguration, not composition. You pick a pre-built agent (proposal compliance, contract monitoring, opportunity research) or build one, choose when it runs, and it writes its output back to a record. Its own FAQ calls that "an AI-powered workflow," but the unit is one prompt on one trigger producing one artifact. There is no canvas to open, no second step to add, nothing that branches on what the first step returned, and no steps running side by side[4]
Native file authoringThe agent writes the real file, it does not export one at the end. Submission volumes are authored as actual .docx through the same render path as the Export as Word button. Decks are real .pptx built with python-pptx, pricing and line-item workbooks are real .xlsx or .csv, and a Government-supplied workbook is filled in place with a value-only patcher so the template structure survives. A supplied Word document is filled in place too, keeping its layout, headers, and handling markings rather than being rebuilt. Flat and fillable government PDF forms get every field filled. PDF is the one format the agent does not author: any document, or the whole bid package, exports to PDF or Word on demandShips "Custom PowerPoints, Excel Sheets & Code Sandbox" and "Dash in PPT and Excel" at the Dash platform level, so deck and workbook generation is real. Inside the Proposal module it is a different story: its own roadmap puts "Agentic Proposal Content Generation" under Upcoming, next to Template Builder and Advanced Document Editor, while Shipped there is Outline Templates, a Table Section Type, an In-Editor Citation Widget, and compliance-matrix export enhancements[5]
Getting started7-day free trial — sign up at /get-started and start running real workflows the same hourOpportunity search is free and public at discover.govdash.com with no account. The platform itself is demo-first: every path in is "Book a demo" or "Talk to sales," with no self-serve signup or free trial advertised[6]
Pricing transparencyPublished self-serve pricing: $78/mo DATA + AI (annual billing); DATA + AI + Automations is sales-led. See /pricingPackaging published, prices not. Subscribe per Module, top up with workspace credits that never expire, and get Agents at 25% off inside a subscription. No dollar figure appears anywhere; the next step is a "Talk to sales" form[1]
AI proposal writingAI Proposal Writer opens every bid with a Proposal Plan built from your solicitation, checks steps off as the work lands, reconciles the plan when an amendment posts, and drafts multi-volume proposals with compliance matrices grounded in the full solicitation and your award history — exported as Word and PDF, included on DATA + AI + AutomationsGovDash Proposal "analyzes the entire solicitation package" and builds a compliance matrix that updates with amendments, parsing Sections L, M, and C to the sentence level and tracing every entry to its source document. It generates outlines from the RFP structure and drafts inside Microsoft Word with cited content[7]
End-to-end GovCon operations automationAutomates your GovCon operations end-to-end — multi-step AI automations run capture screening, go/no-go prep, amendment monitoring, award-lead delivery, and team routing on autopilot. Force multiplier for capture and BD teams. Unlimited on DATA + AI + Automations.Dash Agents are a real runtime, and its FAQ names the unit: "A Dash agent is an AI-powered workflow that performs multi-step work inside GovDash." Start from a pre-built template or build one, run it daily, weekly, monthly, on demand, or on a workflow event, and the output is logged back to the record. One agent per trigger, not steps composed on a canvas[4]
Claude and ChatGPT integrationOne-click apps published in both official directories, the Claude.ai connector directory and the ChatGPT app store, connectable at /agents/claude and /agents/chatgpt, turn CLEATUS into a tool inside Claude.ai and ChatGPTMCP runs the other direction: Dash, GovDash's agent, uses MCP connectors to read SharePoint files, draft emails, and pull Teams conversations. No connector for using GovDash from inside Claude or ChatGPT is advertised[8]
Agentic AI document generationAI Agent generates executive summaries, capability statements, past-performance narratives, pricing tables, and compliance matrices — exported as Word, PDF, Excel, or PowerPoint and stored in your Document HubDash reaches into Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, and the platform roadmap ships custom PowerPoints, Excel sheets, and a code sandbox. Inside the Proposal module the output is outlines, mapped requirements, and cited content drafted in Word, with export to Word or SharePoint[7]
Opportunity coverageFederal (SAM.gov), 50,000+ SLED sources, DLA DIBBS, GSA eBuy (OASIS+ and MAS RFQs), SeaPort NxG, PIEE directed solicitations, Grants.gov"Every live opportunity across SAM.gov, PIEE, SLED, and eBuy," plus GovWin as a connected source, with SLED portal coverage in all 50 states. Grants.gov, DLA DIBBS, and SeaPort NxG are not named on the Discover or integrations pages[9]
Forecasts and pre-RFP signalSignals surface work before it posts: subcontract scopes inside primes, agency procurement forecasts, and AI-predicted recompetes scored for likelihood 12 to 18 months out, delivered as daily recommendationsAlso a real forecasting product, and closer than it used to be. Discover advertises recompetes and planned acquisitions 6 to 18 months out, predicted from public award data, plus planned buys never posted to SAM.gov, syncing from 14+ sources. Opportunity Forecasting is Shipped on its own roadmap. Incumbent Tracking and a PWIN Calculator are both still listed as Upcoming[10]
Capture / CRMKanban, list, and calendar pipelines with live solicitation amendments, team collaboration, AI workflows, and unlimited pursuits on DATA + AI + Automations"The most powerful CRM for GovCon": Kanban, Gantt, and table pipelines, custom fields, phases and roles, structured gate reviews with assigned reviewers and auto-generated gate-review decks, capability-to-requirement mapping, and leadership dashboards. It also syncs to Salesforce stages if you are not ready to switch[11]
Microsoft Word + SharePointWord and PDF export for AI-drafted proposals; document storage in the AI Document Hub. No native Word plug-in or SharePoint syncProposals are developed inside Microsoft Word with GovDash content and citations in the document, and Dash also reaches Excel and PowerPoint. SharePoint does automatic document uploads, real-time sync with enterprise permissions, and pulls contracts and modifications[12]
Post-award / contract managementCLEATUS focuses on the pre-award lifecycle — opportunity discovery, capture, and proposal writing. CPARS and post-award tracking are not currently in productGovDash Contract is a dedicated post-award workspace: your full award history with documents attached, bulk import by CSV, USAspending pull by UEI, or SharePoint sync, plus modification tracking that extracts funding, date, and task changes for one-click approval and feeds past performance back into bids[13]
Pricing / labor categoriesLabor category mapping is not a dedicated module; AI Proposal Writer can draft pricing narratives but does not run a dedicated pricer workflowGovDash Pricer is a dedicated module providing "pricing workflows to help win contracts at the best rate," with labor hour allocation, work breakdown structure from the solicitation, basis of estimates, and cost element handling shipped[14]
CRM / Salesforce integrationCLEATUS is a stand-alone pursuit CRM; no native Salesforce sync. Zapier and webhooks available on DATA + AI + Automations for custom data flowsNative Salesforce integration — contact and opportunity sync, automated pipeline updates, custom field mapping — plus Okta SSO and webhooks[8]
FedRAMP and deploymentFedRAMP Moderate Equivalency expected Q3 2026, audit pending. Single multi-tenant SaaS deploymentFedRAMP Moderate Equivalency and FedRAMP Ready. Its govdash.us environment was 3PAO-assessed against all 323 FedRAMP Moderate controls with zero findings, and it is listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace, validated for CUI and CDI under DFARS 252.204-7012 and CMMC Level 2. Three deployment models: managed cloud, dedicated Azure Government, or your own environment[15]
Entry-level annual price$78/mo billed annually ($936/year) on the DATA + AI plan — opportunity discovery, GovCon AI chat, market intelligenceNot published[1]
Full AI stackDATA + AI + Automations (sales-led) adds AI Proposal Writer, AI Workflows, native GSA eBuy, SeaPort NxG, API access, and unlimited pursuits. Contact usNot published[1]

When each platform is the right choice

Two real tools. They optimize for different work. Here is where each one shines — straight, not spun.

When GovDash is the right choice

  • You need the compliance posture in hand today. GovDash holds FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency and FedRAMP Ready status, its govdash.us environment was 3PAO-assessed against all 323 FedRAMP Moderate controls with zero findings, and it deploys to a dedicated Azure Government tenant or inside your own environment. CLEATUS FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency is expected in Q3 2026, audit pending, and self-hosted deployment is not on the CLEATUS roadmap.
  • Your team writes in Microsoft Word and will not move. GovDash puts proposal drafting inside Word with its content and citations in the document, reaches Excel and PowerPoint through Dash, and syncs SharePoint both ways with enterprise permissions.
  • Post-award is in scope for what you are buying. GovDash Contract keeps your full award history with documents attached, imports it by CSV or USAspending pull by UEI, and reads every modification for funding, date, and task changes you approve in one click.
  • Native Salesforce sync is a hard requirement because your team already runs commercial sales through Salesforce and wants GovCon pipelines flowing in via integration rather than living in a stand-alone CRM.
  • Your data handling rules are strict about who touches it. GovDash states that all team members are US-based with no offshore data handling or support, and that customer data is never used to train models or shared across customer boundaries.

When CLEATUS is the right choice

  • You want to hand research off, not do it yourself. CLEATUS splits a research-grade question into subagents that run up to three at a time, each with its own context and its own 21-tool research catalog, each one a live line you can open to read every search it makes and stop mid-run, with the reports folded back into a single answer. GovDash advertises Dash Agents that draft, review, and route work through its own workflows, but nothing in its public materials describes several research agents running at once, a live view of every search, or a stop control.
  • You want transparent, published pricing and a 7-day free trial — sign up at /get-started and start running real workflows the same hour.
  • You want to automate your GovCon operations end-to-end — multi-step AI automations that screen opportunities, prep go/no-go briefs, alert on amendments, deliver award leads, and route work to the right person on autopilot, not webhook-only automation chained outside the platform.
  • You want CLEATUS available as a tool inside Claude.ai and ChatGPT via first-party MCP connectors, so the AI assistant your team already uses can read solicitations, draft documents, and update your pipeline.
  • You want the whole pre-RFP picture, not just recompetes. Both platforms forecast: GovDash predicts recompetes and planned buys 6 to 18 months out, and CLEATUS scores recompete likelihood 12 to 18 months out. CLEATUS also surfaces subcontract scopes carved out inside prime solicitations, which is work that never appears as its own listing.
  • You bid across federal, SLED, DLA DIBBS, GSA eBuy, SeaPort NxG, PIEE, and grants and want all of it in one AI-aware pipeline.
  • You want Zapier integration and a DATA + AI + Automations plan that lists every integration on day one — not custom-quote gating on automation capabilities.
  • You want the score computed against the actual package, not the cover sheet. CLEATUS pre-shreds every matched opportunity before you see it, and that breakdown is what your automatic PWIN score is computed against: Sections C, H, K, L, and M plus the attachments, rather than a title, a NAICS code, and a set-aside. When a package has not been read, CLEATUS says so on the card and lowers the confidence instead of guessing. GovDash scores fit up front too, but on the profile and past-performance inputs its own Discover page names; the sentence-level parse happens later, in Proposal.

Feature by feature

The places where the platforms diverge most. Each row shows what CLEATUS ships on the left and how GovDash addresses (or doesn't address) the same need on the right.

Parallel research subagents

CLEATUS

The CLEATUS agent handing one research question to subagents that run at the same time and report back one answer

Some questions are too big for one pass: shred a solicitation and its amendments, work up the incumbent and their award history, map the buying agency and the contracting officers behind it. Ask CLEATUS to research one of those properly and the agent stops answering and starts delegating. It writes a focused task, hands it to a subagent, and that subagent works in its own context with its own 21-tool research catalog: contract search, document outline, read and grep across every file in the solicitation package, semantic and award search, agency, contractor, and contracting-officer lookups, plus live web search and fetch. Up to three subagents run at the same time on independent tasks. Each one appears in the chat as a single live line. Open it and you see the exact task the agent wrote, every search the subagent runs, and its reasoning as it goes, and you can stop it whenever you want. Its tool traffic never enters your conversation, so a run that burns through a hundred searches costs your chat only the length of its report, and three separate investigations come back folded into one answer.

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GovDash™

GovDash markets agents heavily, and they are real: Dash Agents are described as "Autonomous agents that draft, review, and route work across every GovDash workflow," with a Dash AI Agent surface across the platform and Agentic Proposal Content Generation on the public roadmap. The orientation is different. Those agents move work through GovDash workflows. Nothing in its public materials describes handing one research question to several agents that run at the same time, opening a run to read every search it made, or stopping one in progress.[3]

AI proposal writing

CLEATUS

CLEATUS AI Proposal Writer drafting structured proposal volumes

CLEATUS AI Proposal Writer plans before it writes. Every proposal opens with a Proposal Plan built from your specific solicitation, running from "Review the solicitation" through "Format & assemble," with ready-to-send prompts written for each step and a Draft all button that runs the step as one batch. It extracts requirements and evaluation factors into a compliance matrix, drafts structured multi-volume proposals citing your real award history, checks steps off automatically as documents get drafted and compliance gets verified, reconciles the plan when an amendment posts, and exports professionally formatted Word and PDF files. Included on DATA + AI + Automations (sales-led). The agent pulls from your UEI award history and Document Hub so past performance is grounded in your actual record.

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GovDash™

GovDash ships full proposal generation too. It "analyzes the entire solicitation package" and builds a compliance matrix that updates with amendments, parsing Sections L, M, and C plus attachments to the sentence level, classifying solicitation documents automatically, and tracing every compliance entry back to its source document. It generates outlines from the RFP structure, surfaces the most relevant past performance from your Data Library, and drafts inside Microsoft Word with cited content. Prices are not published: you subscribe per Module and top up with credits, and the next step is a sales conversation. Reported customer outcome: "60% less development time."[7]

Automate your GovCon operations end-to-end

CLEATUS

CLEATUS Workflows visual builder with triggers, AI agent steps, and Slack actions

CLEATUS Workflows is a force multiplier for capture and BD teams: a visual canvas with 13 trigger events, 19 addable step types, and 16 distinct actions that runs multi-step GovCon processes on autopilot. Each AI Agent step is its own agent with a model you pick, a scoped tool set, and a structured output schema, so it returns typed fields that later steps branch on instead of a blob of prose. Chain as many as you like, run them in parallel, query contracts, and search your documents, then route with If/Else and Filter. Triggers fire on new recommendations, new opportunities, pipeline changes, pursuits created, updated, or archived, phase moves, amendments, awards, matched custom alerts, schedules, webhooks, or on demand. Actions cover Slack, Microsoft Teams, email, webhooks, in-app notifications, log note, add to or remove from pipeline, change phase, assign member, create task, save document, Google Drive, and SharePoint. A dedicated Start Proposal step launches the full proposal writer inside the pursuit and can wait for the structured bid package to finish before downstream steps read it, run a review, and route the draft. Start from a prebuilt template (including a full Shipley capture pipeline) or describe the automation in plain English and let the platform assemble it. Unlimited on DATA + AI + Automations.

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GovDash™

GovDash does ship an automation runtime, and its own FAQ names the shape: "A Dash agent is an AI-powered workflow that performs multi-step work inside GovDash." You start from a pre-built GovCon template (proposal compliance, contract monitoring, opportunity research) or build your own, it runs daily, weekly, monthly, on demand, or on a workflow event, and every run is logged with its output written back to the record. Strip the vocabulary and the mechanic is: when this happens, run this prompt, save what it produced. That is a scheduled agent, and it is genuinely useful, but it is not a builder in the Zapier or n8n sense. Nothing on the page describes a canvas where steps compose: an agent step whose typed output the next step reads, If/Else and Filter branches on that output, steps running side by side, or a step that launches the proposal writer and waits for the finished bid package. The difference is easy to check in a demo. Ask to open the canvas, add a second step, and branch it on what the first step returned.[4]

Claude and ChatGPT integration

CLEATUS

CLEATUS surfacing GovCon opportunities inside ChatGPT via the MCP connector

CLEATUS is published as a one-click app in both official directories, the Claude.ai connector directory and the ChatGPT app store. Under the hood these are first-party MCP (Model Context Protocol) connectors, connectable straight from your dashboard with no endpoint URLs or API keys to configure. Once connected, your AI assistant can search opportunities, read solicitations, draft proposal sections, look up contracting officers, and update your pipeline using natural language — without leaving Claude or ChatGPT. Included from the DATA + AI plan.

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GovDash™

GovDash uses MCP in the other direction: its Dash agent connects out to your existing systems, reading SharePoint files, drafting emails, and pulling Teams conversations inside GovDash. No connector for using GovDash from inside Claude or ChatGPT is advertised.[8]

Agentic AI — tool calls, reasoning, and live web research

CLEATUS

CLEATUS performing agentic web searches to find labor rates and generate pricing tables

CLEATUS is built on agentic AI — the kind that reasons, plans, and takes actions, not the kind that just writes text. The agent breaks your request into steps, then calls tools to execute them: semantic search across federal and SLED contracts, awards, contractors, agencies, people, and NAICS; grep and read across your Document Hub; autonomous web search for current wage determinations, market rates, and competitor history; file and spreadsheet generation; PWIN calculation against your past performance; and pipeline mutations. The same 33-tool agent is exposed inside Claude.ai and ChatGPT via the MCP connectors. Every answer cites sources and every mutation is logged.

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GovDash™

GovDash's public marketing presents AI as proposal drafting, compliance-matrix generation, and pricer workflows inside its Proposal, Capture, and Pricer modules. The integrations page lists webhooks, Salesforce, Word, and SharePoint — not a tool-calling agent that reasons, researches the web autonomously, or executes multi-step tasks on its own.[8]

Pricing comparison

CLEATUS publishes self-serve pricing on /pricing — DATA + AI at $78/mo billed annually; DATA + AI + Automations is sales-led. GovDash does not publish per-seat or annual pricing; quotes are generated after a sales conversation. Compare what you would pay (and what each platform actually does for your team) head-to-head — knowing the CLEATUS DATA + AI number before you talk to anyone.

CLEATUS DATA + AI

$78/mo billed annually

Annual plan ($936/year). Opportunity discovery, GovCon AI chat, market intelligence, Claude + ChatGPT connectors, unlimited-pursuit CRM. No proposal writer, no workflows, no premium integrations.

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CLEATUS DATA + AI + Automations

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Sales-led. Adds AI Proposal Writer, unlimited AI Workflows, native GSA eBuy + SeaPort NxG ingestion, API access, Zapier, unlimited pursuits, unlimited Document Hub.

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GovDash (custom quote)[1][6]

Not published

Packaging is public, prices are not. Subscribe per Module to unlock everything in it, buy workspace credits in packs that never expire for anything you are not subscribed to, and get Agents at 25% off inside a subscription, with the discount stacking as you add Modules. The next step is a "Talk to sales" form asking for annual revenue and team size.

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Transparent self-serve pricing on /pricing — $78/mo DATA + AI, annual billing; DATA + AI + Automations is sales-led

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CLEATUS vs GovDash FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Both are AI-first GovCon platforms with full proposal-writing products built in, which is rare in this category, and both now discover, score, and forecast. The differences are around how you buy and where the work happens. CLEATUS publishes list pricing, offers a 7-day free trial, shreds every matched opportunity before it scores it, includes a visual AI Workflows builder whose steps branch and run in parallel, and ships first-party Claude.ai and ChatGPT MCP connectors. GovDash publishes its packaging but not its prices, puts the drafting inside Microsoft Word with SharePoint sync, holds FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency and FedRAMP Ready status with a dedicated Azure Government deployment option, and runs a post-award Contract module CLEATUS does not have.

Related buyer's guides

Independent comparisons of the wider GovCon software market, sourced the same way as this page and refreshed monthly.

References

Numbered citations above link here. All sources are publicly available GovDash marketing pages captured on 2026-08-31. Each source below carries its own capture date.

  1. [1]
    https://govdash.com/pricing· captured 2026-08-31

    Publishes its packaging model but no dollar figures. Pricing is a per-Module subscription plus workspace credit packs that never expire; a subscription includes Dash and all user-initiated workflows inside that Module, discounts Agents 25%, and stacks a further discount as you add Modules. No per-seat or annual price appears anywhere on the page, and the only next step is a "Talk to sales" form.

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    https://govdash.com/features/discover· captured 2026-08-31

    Discover scores fit: "Every opportunity is scored against your profile and past performance, and gets sharper over time," tuned by a recommendation profile of NAICS codes, set-asides, agencies, and company size. The scoring inputs named are the profile and past performance; no automatic parse of the solicitation package before scoring is described on the page.

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    https://govdash.com/features/govdash-platform· captured 2026-08-31

    Advertises Dash Agents, "Autonomous agents that draft, review, and route work across every GovDash workflow," plus a Dash AI Agent surface and "Agentic Proposal Content Generation" on the public roadmap. Nothing on the captured platform, Capture, Proposal, Contract, Discover, product-update, or roadmap pages describes handing one research question to several agents that run at the same time, a live step-by-step feed of every search an agent makes, or a control to stop a run in progress.

  4. [4]
    https://www.govdash.com/platform/dash-agents· captured 2026-08-31

    The Dash Agents page defines the product in its own FAQ: "A Dash agent is an AI-powered workflow that performs multi-step work inside GovDash." Agents start from a pre-built GovCon template (proposal compliance, contract monitoring, opportunity research) or one you build, they "run on any schedule or trigger," and every output is "written back to the record." One agent answers one trigger. Nothing on the page describes composing several agent steps into one flow, branching on what a step returned, running steps in parallel, or a step that starts another product surface and waits for it to finish.

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    https://govdash.com/roadmap· captured 2026-08-31

    On its own public roadmap, the Proposal module lists "Agentic Proposal Content Generation" under Upcoming, alongside Template Builder and Advanced Document Editor. What the same module lists as Shipped is Outline Templates, Table Section Type, In-Editor Citation Widget, and Compliance Matrix Options and Export Enhancements. Separately, the Dash & Platform module lists "Custom PowerPoints, Excel Sheets & Code Sandbox" and "Dash in PPT and Excel" as Shipped, so deck and workbook generation exists at the platform level; it is agentic authoring inside the Proposal module that the roadmap still places ahead of it.

  6. [6]
    https://govdash.com/features/discover· captured 2026-08-31

    Opportunity search is free and public at discover.govdash.com, with no account required. Every path into the platform itself is a "Book a demo" or "Talk to sales" form; no self-serve signup, published plan, or free trial of the full product is advertised.

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    https://govdash.com/features/proposal-cloud· captured 2026-08-31

    GovDash Proposal "analyzes the entire solicitation package and generates a compliance matrix that updates with amendments," parsing Sections L, M, and C plus attachments and amendments "to the sentence level," classifying solicitation documents automatically and tracing every compliance entry back to its source document. It generates outlines from the RFP structure, surfaces relevant past performance from the Data Library, and lets teams draft inside Microsoft Word with citations.

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    https://govdash.com/integrations· captured 2026-08-31

    Integrations span opportunity sources (SAM.gov synced every 3 minutes, GSA eBuy, GovWin API, PIEE synced four times daily, SLED portals in all 50 states), workflow systems (SharePoint, Salesforce, Okta and Google SSO, webhooks), and Dash inside Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Slack, and Teams. Its MCP support runs inward: "MCP Connectors let Dash securely work across your existing systems. Read SharePoint files, draft emails, pull Teams conversations." No connector for using GovDash from inside Claude or ChatGPT, and no Zapier connector, is advertised.

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    https://govdash.com/features/discover· captured 2026-08-31

    GovDash Discover covers "every live opportunity across SAM.gov, PIEE, SLED, and eBuy, searchable from one screen," with GovWin as a connected source on the integrations page and SLED portal support across all 50 states. Grants.gov, DLA DIBBS, and SeaPort NxG are not named on the Discover or integrations pages.

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    https://govdash.com/features/discover· captured 2026-08-31

    GovDash Discover advertises forecasting directly: "See recompetes and planned acquisitions 6 to 18 months before they’re solicited," built from "predicted recompetes from public award data" and "planned buys never posted to SAM.gov," syncing from "14+ data sources." Its public roadmap lists Opportunity Forecasting as Shipped. Incumbent Tracking and a PWIN Calculator are both listed as Upcoming, not Shipped.

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    https://govdash.com/features/capture-cloud· captured 2026-08-31

    GovDash Capture is positioned as "the most powerful CRM for GovCon" and "the CRM purpose-built for government contracting": Kanban, Gantt, and table pipeline views, custom fields, phases and roles, structured gate reviews with assigned reviewers and auto-generated gate-review presentations, capability-to-requirement mapping against past performance, and leadership dashboards. Opportunities flow in from SAM.gov, eBuy, and forecasts already enriched with agency, contacts, NAICS, and award history. It also syncs to Salesforce stages for teams not ready to switch CRMs.

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    https://govdash.com/integrations· captured 2026-08-31

    Teams develop proposals inside Microsoft Word with GovDash content and citations available in the document, and documents auto-export to Word or SharePoint. The SharePoint integration does automatic document uploads and real-time document synchronization with enterprise permissions, and pulls contracts and modifications automatically.

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    https://govdash.com/features/contract-cloud· captured 2026-08-31

    GovDash Contract is a dedicated post-award workspace: a full award-history repository with documents attached, bulk import by CSV, USAspending pull by UEI, or SharePoint sync, and modification tracking that extracts changes to funding, dates, and tasks for one-click approval. Award history feeds proposals, pricing, and capture.

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    https://govdash.com/features/govdash-platform· captured 2026-08-31

    GovDash Pricer is a dedicated module providing "pricing workflows to help win contracts at the best rate." Its shipped roadmap items include labor hour allocation, work breakdown structure from the solicitation, basis of estimates, cost element handling, and pricing strategy review.

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    https://govdash.com/security· captured 2026-08-31

    Holds FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency and FedRAMP Ready status. Its federal environment, govdash.us, was assessed by a FedRAMP-recognized 3PAO against all 323 FedRAMP Moderate controls with zero findings, and it is listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace. The environment is validated to store, process, and transmit CUI and CDI for contracts subject to DFARS 252.204-7012 and CMMC Level 2.

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