Six films · about five minutes
How SCOUT works
A capture lead gets a sourced picture for the week: who holds the work, when it ends, who they team with, and where the file is thin.
One-minute pitch0:45
Facts a capture lead can defend.
Scout gives a capture lead a sourced picture for the week: who holds the work, when it ends, who they team with, and where the file is thin. Then it points them at four free reads on the public site.
How we push0:48
If you are not in the app, it still shows up.
Scout still shows up on the watches you set: a Daily Brief, alerts when a watched account or topic moves, and a CRM or chat line on a seat.
Plain language0:46
Ask the way you would ask a capture lead.
Scout picks the route. Award history and recompete for what is expiring. Teaming match for who to partner with. A blank result is labeled as coverage.
Reports for the question0:48
The question writes the report.
The briefing is written from the question in front of you: a contract read, a landscape, or a discovery pass, with your logo on a link you can forward the same day.
The MCP0:55
A toolbox and a car do not make a mechanic.
Scout sits inside Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor, and a capture lead drives the same tools to a sharper hour.
The scope follows the ask0:53
The expert brings the scope.
The capture lead brings the account, the work, and the judgment. Scout is the bridge to the record at that scope, not one briefing fitted to every customer.
Free on the public site
Take one before Monday.
The one-minute pitch ends on four reads. Each one is on the public site.
- Against a competitorScore your firmLook up the firm. The public page puts the record, and the names beside it, in one place.
- For a teaming partnerDiligence briefName the company. The brief covers recompete exposure, protest history, and where the dollars sit.
- Your company, on the recordClaim your pageFind your company page and claim it, so the public record carries your name.
- A free reportExpiring contractsShortlists by vehicle and agency, with the incumbent, the value, and the window.