Start with oneproduct family.
The first step is a written scope review — not a supplier search. Describe the target, the decision you need to defend, and the constraint that is blocking it.
- 01 / Fit review
Bring one decision and one product family.
SourceLink tests whether the target and buying question are specific enough for a focused pilot.
- 02 / Written scope
See the work before authorizing it.
Deliverables, exclusions, schedule, commercial terms, evidence boundaries, and required approvals are made explicit.
- 03 / Reviewable handoff
Receive a decision record, not a lead dump.
The closing book preserves evidence state, blockers, next actions, and the strongest ruling the available inputs support.
Questions worth settling first.
- Does an inquiry authorize supplier contact?
- No. Supplier contact and paid external work remain separately approved. An inquiry starts a written scope review and nothing else.
- What do I actually receive?
- A reviewable closing book: the exact-target brief, an evidence register where every material claim carries its source and state, the controlling blockers, and the strongest ruling the available inputs support.
- Is this a supplier list?
- No. A list of names is not a decision. The deliverable is a record your team can reopen and challenge months later.
- How is AI used?
- Models assist bounded research, document interpretation, drafting, and contradiction review. Deterministic software controls permissions, evidence state, exact-target scope, counts, normalization rules, and financial verdicts. One accountable operator owns the consequence.
- Do you guarantee savings?
- No. No turnaround, pricing, credentials, customer proof, or guarantee is invented. Examples shown on this site are synthetic and illustrative.
Examples referenced anywhere on this site are synthetic and illustrative. No turnaround, pricing, credentials, savings, or guarantee is implied.