Four reviewable stages
For buyers and consultants: shape the brief
Welcome
Capture who is buying, what the organisation does and the context behind the initiative.
Use case
Explore the operating model, target markets, flows, architecture and constraints with web-grounded research where relevant.
Product
Translate the use case into category-specific requirements, priorities and questions providers can answer consistently.
Review
Generate an editable draft, confirm the handover and continue in the guided RFP editor before submission.
Create
Review
Match
Accept
Respond
Compare
Illustrative example.
How it works
Bring factual context from a document
Evidence before suggestion
For providers: draft from confirmed capabilities
Map, do not invent
The AI maps each requirement to capabilities you confirmed in your profile rather than generating unsupported claims.
Coverage from saved answers
Full and partial coverage comes directly from your saved answers. A missing capability remains blank and is flagged for review.
Protect completed work
Suggestions apply only to empty fields and never overwrite answers the provider already wrote.
Review before submission
AI-assisted fields remain identifiable until the provider reviews or edits them; the normal response submission remains a human action.
Buyer requirement
Real-time card controls
Confirmed capability
Controls supported
Suggested coverage
Illustrative example.
How it works
What the AI does not do
No automatic publishing
An RFP still goes through human editing, submission and Finlane review.
No automatic response submission
The provider remains responsible for every answer and for pressing submit.
No autonomous provider decision
Fit information helps people evaluate; the system does not select or contract a provider.
No silent unsupported answer
Insufficient evidence remains visible instead of being converted into a confident capability claim.
How it works
Designed for work that continues
Useful details