SF 330 Sections E and F, populated in minutes.
Flowcase fills Section E resumes and Section F example projects from your firm's people and project records, laid out to the form. The week before the deadline goes to review, not retyping.
4.6Book a 30-minute demo
Bring a current federal pursuit. We will fill Sections E and F with your own people and projects, live.
Source: WSB case study
Four steps from a federal solicitation to a finished Part I
Add the solicitation
Flowcase reads the synopsis and finds the key personnel roles, how many example projects are allowed and the evaluation criteria behind them.
Pick key personnel and example projects
Your people are ranked against each role, with the registration or project behind every match. Projects they worked on come with them for Section F.
Fill Sections E and F from your records
Section E blocks and Section F project write-ups come from current records, with suggestions to close the gaps evaluators look for, like recency and role.
Export Sections E, F and G in the SF 330 layout
One file with resumes, example projects and the matrix linking them, ready to merge with the rest of Part I.
SF 330 Part I, before and after
Most SF 330 delays don't come from writing. They come from chasing resumes, conflicting data and last-minute changes.
“We’ve reduced our proposal prep time by more than 20%, which adds up to significant cost savings every year.”
See the AI Proposal Assistant in action
In under 90 seconds: it reads the solicitation, picks the right people and tailors their resumes for the submission.
See it fill Part I for one of your pursuits
Bring a current federal solicitation. In 30 minutes we'll fill Sections E and F with your own people and projects, live.