Civil engineering plan set, stamped geotechnical report, and project binders on a drafting table
Corpus · What's new

What's new in Corpus

What we added in October 2026 after a firm principal reviewed the demo and told us what they would need to see. Each one is live in the demo with fictional sample firms.

Oct 3

Roles: who sees what

Switch between a principal and a project engineer. The firm's rate sheet, contracts, playbook and bid results stay with the people allowed to see them.

Oct 3

Contract review against your playbook

A client's draft agreement is checked against your playbook: Hard, Soft, matches, and what the playbook doesn't cover. A person reads every clause.

Transcript

Why did we lose the last proposal? Bid results. On Wren Harbor, Ardwell Fenn won, at $412,000. We came second. Every rival gets a cited write-up. Against us, Ardwell won one of three. Why we lost, cited to the debrief: our structural lead was part-time. Save the lesson before the next pursuit. Try it at demo.salemwise.com.

Oct 4

Bid results, competitors, win/loss

See who won and at what price, read cited write-ups on competitors, and save the lessons from each loss.

Oct 5

Staff records and a suggested team

Corpus suggests key staff for the SOQ from the roster and résumés, with reasons. A person accepts or edits each pick.

Oct 6

History and versions

Past awards with each client, cited. Every save of the fee, SOQ and contract becomes a version you can compare and restore.

Oct 7

Ask in plain words

Answers show their steps live. A Try asking sheet suggests questions, and a change you make from the chat has an Undo.

Want to see it on your own RFQ?

The $5,000 pilot runs on one real pursuit and is credited toward setup if you sign a deployment within 60 days of the pilot's end.