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What the GovCon Opportunity Tool does, how to sign in, and the five things to do in your first session.

Website analysis, NAICS and PSC codes, keywords, certifications to confirm, exclusions and onboarding steps.

Search every stored contract notice, grant and SBIR topic, filter it, and see scores for your company.

What the 0 to 100 fit score measures, the factors behind it, what excludes a notice, and how to improve your matches.

Why a good fit is not always one you can bid on, and how set-asides, size standards, clearances, vehicles and registration decide it.

The seven score factors and their weights, the separate eligibility check, contract value estimates, the Bid / Consider / No-bid rules, feedback, Save and Dismiss.

Who the point of contact is, where the tool found them, how and when you may ask questions, drafting a question, logging outreach and searching agency contacts.

Save opportunities, move them through the eight stages on the board, ask your coach, and keep tasks, reminders, documents and contacts with each one.

Use the checklist and the activity log on a saved opportunity, set an internal due date, and record your submission.

The notification centre, which alerts you get (new matches, deadline reminders, changes, your reminders, tasks, recompetes), how often, and your score threshold.

The email digest, what it contains, when it arrives, how to change it or unsubscribe, and deadline reminders.

The planning calendar, what each event type means, adding one deadline to your calendar, and subscribing with an ICS link.

What AI does in the tool (website analysis, drafting, Response Studio, narratives, document questions), what it never does, and how to check its work.

Connect Claude or ChatGPT to your GovCon account to search matches and opportunities from a chat, and how to revoke access.

How the tool lists an opportunity's attachments, reads them page by page, answers questions with page citations, and writes a plain-English summary, and where it stops.

Which sources the tool reads and how, how current each opportunity is, what "manual check" means, and how to ask for a new source.

Spending analytics, recompetes and incumbents, subcontract leads, code focus and agency relationships for your company.

Sign up with your email and website, invite teammates, see your free trial, choose a plan, and what happens to your data.

Short answers to the questions people ask most.

Government contracting terms used in the tool, in plain English.