Foveate for Business Development

Chase the right pursuits. Walk in knowing the client.

Find open RFPs in your market, go/no-go each one against your portfolio and team, research the client and the committee before the first call, and see which pursuits are moving.

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What changes for business development

Fewer, better pursuits

A fit score with the gaps named, before anyone spends a weekend on the proposal.

No cold first meetings

A dossier on the client, the committee, and the firms they've hired before.

Calls with a reason

See who opened the proposal and what held them, then call with something to say.

From the RFP to the follow-up call

Research, qualification, and engagement in one place, instead of spread across a CRM, a shared drive, and your inbox.

RFP Research

Decide what to chase before anyone writes a word.

Have Deep Research scan the web for open RFPs in your market, or upload one you already have. Foveate pulls out the scope, criteria, and every requirement, then checks it against your portfolio, team resumes, and past proposals.

  • Deep Research that scans the web for open RFPs and opportunities
  • A go/no-go score with the gaps named
  • A compliance matrix of every requirement
  • Who they hire: the firms this client has chosen before, with sources
  • A next-steps checklist from research to filing
Explore RFP Research
Next stepsdue Oct 14 · 16d
  1. 1Understand the RFP
    Research the RFP
    Key findings
    Build the compliance matrix
  2. 2Decide whether to bid
    Match to portfolio & people
    Who they hire
    Go / No-Go
  3. 3Set up the pursuit
    Build the response plan
    Create project from this RFP
    Research the issuer & committee
    Build a stakeholder network
  4. 4Write the submission
    Draft the written proposal
  5. 5Check and file
    Check the proposal against the RFP
    Score the draft as the panel would
    File the proposal in Studio

Client Profiler

Research the prospect before the first call.

Name a client or a person, and Foveate researches them: what they value, how they decide, and how to approach them. Use it on a prospect you haven't met, or on the committee behind an RFP.

  • Research on the person and the organization
  • Priorities, preferences, and decision style
  • Guidance on how to pitch, present, and follow up
Explore Client Profiler
James P.
Chief Operating Officer, Praxis + Partners
Analysis confidence
High82%

Core driver

Certainty on cost and schedule

Evaluates proposals by

A fee they can approve
Phasing around tenants

Will lose interest if

A vague fee section
Design ahead of budget

Stakeholder Networks

Map who decides, and who influences.

Lay out the decision makers, sponsors, and influencers behind a pursuit and how they relate. Then simulate how each one might respond to your pitch.

  • Roles and reporting lines for every stakeholder
  • Simulated conversations with the committee
  • Research the issuer and committee straight from the RFP
Explore Stakeholder Networks

Proposal Insights

Know which pursuits are moving.

The pipeline shows your win rate, weighted forecast, and what's closing soon. Each proposal shows who opened it and which sections held them, so you know when to call and what to say.

  • Win rate, pipeline by stage, and a closing timeline
  • Opens and time on each section, per person
  • A notification when the client opens it
Explore Proposal Insights
Open pipeline
$4.2M
18 active
Weighted forecast
$1.6M
by stage odds
Win rate
38%
5/13 decided

Pipeline by stage

$4.2M open
Prospect9
$1.9M
Proposal6
$1.5M
Finalist3
$0.8M

Needs attention

2
Lakeview Clinic
Lakeview Health
3d overdue
Mill Creek School
Mill Creek USD
Due in 12d

Questions BD directors ask

What does the go/no-go look at?
Your portfolio, team resumes, past proposals, and firm profile, checked against the RFP's scope and criteria. You get a fit score with the gaps named, plus the firms the client has hired before.
Can Foveate find RFPs for us?
Yes. Ask Deep Research to scan the web for open RFPs and opportunities in your market or sector, and it returns a brief of what it found, with sources. It searches the public web, so RFPs that only live behind a procurement-portal login won't show up, and a bid-board subscription still covers those. A run costs about 60 credits.
How is Foveate different from a CRM?
A CRM tracks contacts and deals. Foveate covers the work around them: researching the client before you pitch, qualifying the RFP, and seeing how the proposal was read after you send it. Most firms run both.
Can the whole BD team see the pipeline?
Yes. Teams share one workspace, and the pursuit dashboard in Insights shows win rate, pipeline by stage, and what's closing. The pursuit dashboard is on Max, and every new account gets 7 days of Pro to try it.
Does Foveate research the selection committee?
Yes. From an RFP, Foveate can research the issuer and the committee, and build a stakeholder network you can simulate a pitch against.

Know the client before the first call.

Start free with 200 AI credits and 7 days of Pro. Bring an RFP you're deciding on.

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