Wincento structures the expensive part of RFP evaluation — requirements analysis, capability matching, go/no-go — so your experts validate conclusions instead of building them from zero.
What a single proposal really costs your team
The questions you ask on every bid — can we deliver, can we staff it, what's the cost, what's the risk — encoded as checklists with expert guidance.
Different answers every time, same rigour every time. Sourced, cited, with confidence levels and explicit flags for what it's not sure about.
That's it. No black box. No auto-approved conclusions. Your experts make every call.
Client requirements, your playbook, case studies, rate cards, bench data, third-party agreements. The system categorises every document and knows which source is authoritative for what.
The AI runs your checklist against all documents simultaneously. Every answer includes a verdict, full reasoning with inline citations, and a confidence level. Click any citation — see the exact passage from the source document.
Not just what's missing — what breaks if it stays missing. Assumptions are named. Conflicts are shown with both sides. Your experts resolve what needs resolving before it reaches the proposal.
No deadline for submitting clarification questions. Late submission means answers arrive after the proposal deadline.
BA and PM allocated from general pre-sales team. If dedicated, timeline and cost need revision.
Pre-sale conclusions feed go/no-go. Go/no-go feeds discovery. Discovery feeds the proposal. Approved answers become sources for the next stage. Nothing starts from scratch.
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Same question. One gives you confidence. The other gives you a guess.
Client cap was $200K on p.12 — AI pulled $300K from a completely different RFP. Submitted with wrong number.
Committed to 8-week delivery. RFP minimum was 16 weeks (p.34). Client flagged as non-compliant.
ISO 27001 certification was a pass/fail gate (Section 3.2). Never mentioned in the response. Bid disqualified.
No citations, no page refs, no document links. Every claim needs manual verification across 200+ pages.
$200K cap confirmed from RFP p.12. Contradicting $300K figure in appendix flagged and excluded.
16-week minimum requirement detected. Delivery plan adjusted before drafting began.
ISO 27001 pass/fail gate identified in Section 3.2. Team confirmed certification status before submission.
Every claim linked to source document and page. Reviewer can verify any point in seconds.
15 minutes. Real documents. Real answers. Real gaps caught.