Drafting Sections & Consistency Check
The Draft tab writes proposal sections against your requirements. The Consistency tab (Pro) scans for contradictions across volumes.
The short answer
The Draft tab writes proposal sections against the shredded requirements and your capability profile. It is metered on every tier — including Pro — at 1 credit per section, because it is the tool with the highest real per-use cost. The Consistency tab (Pro) scans your drafted sections for contradictions across volumes before you submit.
Draft
Point Draft at a Section L outline and it produces a first-pass section that maps to requirements, cites past performance where relevant, and holds a consistent voice. It is a strong first draft — not a final. Human review and editorial pass are required, always.
Why it's credit-metered on Pro
Drafting a full section is meaningfully more expensive to run than a shred or an evaluate. We meter Draft on every tier — even Pro and Team — so heavy users pay for what they use and the rest of the platform stays predictable. 1 credit per section drafted.
Consistency (Pro)
Contradictions across volumes lose proposals. Your Management Volume says the PM is 100% loaded on this contract, your Cost Volume prices them at 50%. Consistency scans your drafted sections and flags the mismatches before an evaluator does. Run it after the last edit pass, not before.
Related help
Shredding an RFP
The Shred tab breaks a solicitation into requirements, Section L instructions, and Section M evaluation criteria — and flags the red flags.
ReadThe Bid/No-Bid Brief
The Evaluate tab produces a bid/no-bid recommendation with cited rationale, strengths, and gaps.
ReadBuilding a Compliance Matrix
The Compliance tab turns your shred into a Ref / Requirement / Type / Where-addressed matrix — the artifact that keeps you from getting eliminated on a technicality.
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