I ran a few sample RFPs through it this morning. What stood out is that it actually reasons and summarizes instead of just answering a simple yes or no. It leads with a recommendation, shows the scoring behind it, and pulls the evidence it's leaning on. That's real heavy lifting on a problem that is genuinely underserved. It's early and there's room to grow, but the core of RFP Copilot spot on and it's pointed directly at the part of the process that quietly burns the most time.
If you work with RFPs, grants, or bids and you've ever wished someone had pumped the brakes before a bad pursuit before burning too many hours, this is tottaly worth a look