Decision AI for government contractors — built by people fluent in FAR, DFARS, DCAA audit readiness, CAS, incurred cost submissions, provisional billing rates, and EAC discipline. Deployed into Costpoint with human-approved actions and a full audit trail.
In this market, human-approved actions, evidence attached to every recommendation, and full audit trails are not features. They are entry requirements — and they are how we build everywhere, for everyone.
Nothing writes back to Costpoint without a named approver. Segregation of duties is preserved, not bypassed.
Every recommendation carries the transactions, rates, and assumptions behind it — auditable on demand.
Who saw what, who approved what, what changed — logged end to end, from signal to write-back.
We deploy inside client environments that carry CUI obligations, with patterns that respect them. We describe our posture precisely — and claim nothing we haven't earned.
Deltek is embedding its own assistant and agents in Costpoint — good. We complement it: client-specific decision workflows across Costpoint and the rest of your estate, including program margin, EAC movement, and cash on government contracts.
Estimate-at-completion movement surfaced early, with the cost lines and assumptions that drove it attached as evidence.
Where cash is stuck on government contracts, and which action releases it — before the quarter closes on it.
Pool and base movement against provisional rates, flagged while there is still time to act inside the fiscal year.
Pattern breaks in subcontractor billing caught at ingestion, not at incurred-cost-submission time.
Every closed contract teaches the next estimate. Bid assumptions reconciled against what actually happened.
EAC surprises, unbilled creep, rate variance — pick the one that costs the most. In 30 days we'll show you the workflow, the evidence, and the measured result.