Federal contracts don't close in a week — they play out over months of engaging buyers and writing proposals. The pipeline tracker keeps every contract you're chasing on one board, by stage, with deadline reminders, so nothing falls through the cracks.
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AwaitingFrom scattered tabs and sticky notes to one clear board.
On any contract, hit "Add to pipeline" and set where it stands — from just-spotted to writing the bid.
As you engage the buyer and prepare a proposal, advance the stage and jot notes so nothing lives only in your head.
Your whole pipeline, grouped by stage, with deadline reminders — the pursuits that need attention rise to the top.
Capture management, minus the enterprise price tag.
Every pursuit in one place, grouped by stage — Identified, Qualifying, Engaging, Bidding, Submitted, Won/Lost.
Each pursuit shows days left, with urgent ones flagged — so a response window never quietly closes.
Record the next step, a buyer contact, or why you passed — your capture memory, not a scattered spreadsheet.
Your pipeline is yours alone, saved to your profile, editable from any contract page anytime.
In government contracting, "capture" is everything you do to position for a win before and during a bid — identifying an opportunity, deciding whether to pursue it, engaging the buyer, and preparing your proposal. A pipeline is simply the list of all those pursuits and what stage each one is at. Because federal deals unfold over months, tracking them is how you avoid dropping the ball.
A spreadsheet doesn't know your contracts. Here, each pursuit is linked to the real opportunity — its title, agency, and deadline — so your board shows live days-left reminders and one click takes you back to the full contract and its win-probability verdict. It's built for this job, not adapted to it.
Identified (on your radar), Qualifying (deciding if it's worth it), Engaging buyer (reaching the office before the RFP), Writing bid, Submitted, and Won or Lost/No-bid. They mirror how a small business actually walks a federal pursuit.
Sign up free, open any contract, and hit "Add to pipeline." Your board lives at /pipeline and updates as you move pursuits along.
Start your capture pipeline — one board, deadline reminders, notes that stick. Free.
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