Blueprint for RFP comparison
Run vendor proposals against your scoring rubric. Get a comparison table with each vendor's strengths, gaps, and risk flags, cited back to the source proposal.
A source-grounded workspace for ops and strategy teams: compare RFPs, normalize vendor agreements, search internal policy at the speed of the question.
No credit card. Ops-ready out of the box.

RFP responses. Vendor contracts. Internal policies. SOC 2 reports your security team needs to review. The volume isn't the problem. The cycle time between 'received' and 'acted on' is the problem. Faster reading helps. Skipping reading where you can is better.
How ops teams use it
Run vendor proposals against your scoring rubric. Get a comparison table with each vendor's strengths, gaps, and risk flags, cited back to the source proposal.
Pull standard fields from vendor agreements into a portfolio table. Renewal dates, auto-renewal terms, indemnity caps, data-handling clauses.
Make your internal policy library searchable by question, not just by keyword. Every answer cites the policy paragraph it came from.
Vendor data has confidentiality clauses we have to honor.
Per-tenant isolation. No training on customer content. Session-scoped artifacts. Confidentiality clauses honored by architecture.
Our document types are wildly varied: RFPs, contracts, policies, reports.
Same engine handles them all. PDF, Word, Excel, HTML, scanned originals. Normalize once, query across types.
We can't add another tool the team has to learn.
If your team can ask a question, they can use this. The complexity is in what's underneath, not in what's in front of them.
Blueprint runs your scoring rubric across the proposals and returns a comparison table, so the vendors are judged against the same criteria in the same pass.
The Data Extractor pulls your standard fields out of each agreement into a single portfolio table, which is what makes a set of differently-worded contracts comparable at all.
Focus gives you a chat scoped to your policy library, so a question gets an answer with the source attached instead of a list of documents to open.
Cited claims are clickable and open the source at the exact section, so you can check the wording before acting on it.
Fifteen, including PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, EPUB, ODT, RTF, HTML and plain text, plus web pages by URL. Scanned documents are OCR'd on upload.
No, on every plan. It stays isolated per tenant and is deleted when you delete it.
Upload one round of RFP responses. Define your scoring rubric. See whether the comparison table docAnalyzer returns matches your team's manual analysis.