Paste your government solicitation below and GovHub extracts every requirement — the "shall," "must," and "will" statements — into a structured compliance matrix you can export to CSV. Free, no login, and it runs entirely in your browser.
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No requirement statements ("shall", "must", "will", "is required to") were found in that text. Paste the instructions (Section L), evaluation factors (Section M), or statement of work (Section C).
A compliance matrix (also called a requirements traceability matrix or "compliance crosswalk") is a table that maps every requirement in a government solicitation to the place in your proposal where you address it. It is the single most effective tool for avoiding a "non-responsive" rejection: if a requirement from Section L, Section M, or the Section C statement of work is not tracked, it is easy to miss — and missing one can disqualify an otherwise-winning proposal.
The tool above automates steps 1–4 in seconds. GovHub's full platform then keeps the matrix aligned with your draft as sections are written and reviewed — see the AI proposal generator and RFP shredding.
A matrix tells you what to answer; GovHub helps you answer it. Once you've shredded the solicitation, GovHub drafts each section against the requirements, flags FAR/DFARS and Section 508 gaps, and autofills the standard forms. Read the pillar guide on how to write a government proposal for the full workflow.
Extract every requirement and instruction from Section L and every evaluation factor from Section M, then map each to a response location and owner. GovHub's free compliance matrix generator does this automatically — paste the solicitation and export a structured matrix in seconds.
Yes. The tool on this page is free and requires no login. It runs entirely in your browser, so your solicitation text never leaves your device. GovHub’s full platform adds AI drafting, form autofill, and review on top of it.
A compliance matrix lists every requirement from the solicitation alongside its source (Section L instruction, Section M factor, or Section C requirement), where you address it in your response, and a status. It is how you prove — to yourself and the evaluator — that nothing was missed.
GovHub drafts, checks, and formats the response around the requirements you just extracted.
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