Source coverage

Public-sector sources are the starting point. The action layer is the product.

Opportunity Scanner uses public-source categories to identify funding, procurement, money-flow, policy, workforce, reimbursement, and buyer signals, then turns them into opportunity rows your team can pursue, monitor, enrich, or route into workflow.

Citations

Core source categories

These sources explain the public data categories the product is designed around. Source coverage can vary by credentials, API availability, and connector health.

SAM.govMoney available now

Federal procurement notices, solicitations, award notices, sources sought, and vendor paths.

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Grants.govMoney available now

Federal grant opportunities, grant-making agencies, funding categories, eligibility signals, and deadlines.

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USAspending.govMoney already moved

Federal award records that can reveal funded buyers, award recipients, agencies, vendors, and market patterns.

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Federal RegisterPolicy demand coming

Agency notices, proposed rules, public programs, and policy signals that may point to emerging demand.

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Regulations.govPolicy and regulatory signals

Rulemaking and comment activity that can indicate future compliance, market, or implementation needs.

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BLSWorkforce context

Labor market and occupation context for workforce, staffing, and training opportunity analysis.

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CensusMarket context

Geography, business, demographic, and market context used to understand public-sector fit.

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CMSHealthcare and reimbursement context

Healthcare program, reimbursement, and public care context for healthcare-adjacent opportunity signals.

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DOLWorkforce funding

Workforce, training, jobs, apprenticeship, and employment-program signals.

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Quality rules

How Opportunity Scanner interprets sources

Opportunity Scanner treats source records as evidence, not as guaranteed revenue.
Historical awards are separated from active opportunities.
Source-native contacts and official routing paths are preferred before third-party enrichment.
Every useful signal should map to a revenue motion, contact path, and next best action.
If a source does not support immediate outreach, it should be marked as monitor or research only.

Inside the product

From sourced finding to owned next action

Opportunity Scanner does not submit an application for you. It opens the official route, keeps the evidence attached, and gives your team a workspace to qualify and advance the pursuit.

1

Review the evidence

See whether the row is a verified live opportunity or historical funded-buyer evidence.

2

Open the official route

Go to the authoritative application, bid, vendor, buyer, or partner source.

3

Start a pursuit

Create a working record without losing the source, target, motion, or contact path.

4

Own the next step

Assign an owner, qualify fit, set an internal due date, and track notes and requirements.

5

Move it into workflow

Export the row or send verified, workflow-ready context to your connected system.