Prove it end to end — against real contract paperwork
The plan for a single demo thread that runs opportunity → award → execution → invoice → board report, where every screen maps to a document a real federal program actually produces. Nothing in the demo is claimed that the artifact behind it can't substantiate.
The claim — and what we can actually prove
We cannot prove that, and we should not say it in a sales setting. A certification measures a person's knowledge; software cannot be "better than" it, and the phrase invites a fight we lose. It stays as internal shorthand for a design goal — not a customer claim.
What we can prove, live, is the substantiable version of that idea:
The two demo programs
Two contract archetypes, chosen so the demo exercises both a cost-type program (fee, CFSR, subcontracting plan) and a labor-hour program (T&M, no fee). Both are notional datasets built on public award structures from USAspending.gov / SAM.gov — real shapes, illustrative numbers.
The paperwork, defined
These are the real documents a program office expects. The demo shows the tool generating the content of each from data already entered.
Module → artifact crosswalk
The spine of the whole pitch: each screen we demo, the document it produces, and the number a reviewer can recompute to check us.
End-to-end demo script
One continuous thread on Program 1 (EIMSS). ~12 minutes. Each step names the screen, the action, the artifact it stands in for, and the exact line to say.
The script becomes the training manual
Each demo step is written to drop straight into the User Guide as a task-based lesson. The mapping:
Sources
Artifact definitions grounded in public authorities. Clause text is always verified against eCFR Title 48 at demo time; nothing here reproduces copyrighted standard prose.
- CDRL / DD Form 1423 — DFARS Subpart 215.470; MIL-STD-963 (AcqNotes, DTIC best-practices guide)
- Contract Funds Status Report (CFSR) — DAU Acquipedia; DID via the EVM Central Repository
- Contract Performance Report (CPR) — CMS DID (Data Item Description for CPR)
- Contract/Monthly Status Report (CSR/MSR) — sample CDRL clauses (SOCOM A-series CDRLs; Law Insider clause samples), incl. monthly + cumulative work-hour labor cost by labor category
- eCFR Title 48 (FAR/DFARS) — authoritative clause text for flowdown
- USAspending.gov / SAM.gov — public award structures used as the notional demo skeletons