Unlike public websites like SAM.gov where it’s hard to find what you need, ProcureSight understands your intent and displays procurements that are actually similar to what you’re looking for.

Before ProcureSight, you’d have to search for information separately on multiple public websites, which is extremely tedious and time-consuming. To make matters worse, you often would have to drill down into each procurement to see if it’s a good match for your needs—and often it’s not.

ProcureSight searches multiple websites in one go. It displays highly relevant results in one place, including the source, and lets you drill down into the documents. With one click, you can save the most interesting procurements in a collection for mining and viewing later.

Even though on SAM.gov you can see past solicitations and on public sites like USASpending you can see award information, it’s really hard (that is, nearly impossible) to tie the two together. That’s because you can’t easily search one site with the procurement identifier used on the other.

ProcureSight links solicitation and award data for a complete, end-to-end view of all procurement data and documents.

When you view a collection of similar procurements, ProcureSight automatically displays high-level insights, such as average time to award and average cost of the goods or services.

A natural language chatbot finds the information you’re looking for across documents associated with a procurement.