SourceDeck reads what you bring in and what is publicly available. We do not claim live exclusive feeds we don’t have. Each category below is labeled with a status: live means we run it today, manual import means we accept exports from the source, planned is on the roadmap, customer-driven means the next paying customer who needs it tells us when we build it.
Paste a SAM.gov URL or upload a solicitation PDF, attachment, or amendment. Your past-performance library, capability statements, and capture notes also live here. This is the primary input to every SourceDeck workflow.
Public solicitation data on SAM.gov is read directly when you provide an opportunity URL. Source documents are cached and cited; the official source of truth remains SAM.gov.
Federal Procurement Data System — Next Generation. Public award-history lookup planned for incumbent and win-loss analysis on a pursued opportunity. Status: planned, not live.
Public spend lookup by agency, NAICS, recipient. Planned for capture analysis and teaming research.
Per-agency procurement forecasts (DoD, GSA, VA, DLA, NASA, etc.) are publicly available where the agency publishes them. Built per-agency on customer demand — the next paying customer who needs DLA forecast import tells us when we build it.
Saved-search exports from GovWin IQ, HigherGov, GovTribe, and Bloomberg Government can be ingested as opportunity intake. We do not have a live API into any of those platforms; the import path is manual export. See integrations.
HubSpot, Salesforce, Airtable opportunities and contacts can be imported. Push back to your CRM is on customer-driven scoping.
Public-web search (SerpAPI) is used for opportunity context: agency news, prior incumbent press, recurring solicitation history. Configured per workspace.
Public-record + commercial enrichment (Apollo, Hunter as fallback) is used for stakeholder graph entries: program leads, teaming-partner contacts. Used per the procurement-safe stakeholder posture below; never used for outreach to contracting officers.
The stakeholder graph identifies who is in the buying constellation around a specific opportunity and what role they play. It is reference intelligence to help your team decide and act — not a contact list to mass-outreach.
SourceDeck should not be used to bypass solicitation communication rules.
Outreach must follow FAR, agency instructions, and procurement communication windows. SourceDeck’s capture-action prompts are FAR-aware: if a solicitation is in restricted communication, the recommended action is “submit through the official mechanism,” not “email the CO.”
See the federal posture page for what we claim and don’t claim, and the methodology page for how SourceDeck should be evaluated.
Contact sales →