Source-preserved requirements
Anchored extraction keeps the source wording; any fallback without faithful anchors is explicitly review-flagged.
Extract mandatory requirements, evaluation criteria, submission rules, deadlines, required documents, risks, and direct source citations — without signing up first.
Source-preserved requirements
Anchored output keeps the original wording
Direct source citations
Section plus row or line reference
Four requirement types
Mandatory, evaluation, submission, info
Review and risk flags
Low confidence stays visible
Proposal-ready export
Owner and status columns included
Accuracy before automation
Savix reports source gaps and extraction limits. It never promises 100% coverage, and low-confidence rows remain in a human review queue.
See the methodologyMethodology
A useful RFP requirements extractor must preserve the source, distinguish obligation from evaluation, and make possible misses visible. Savix treats every matrix row as an auditable claim about the original document.
Anchored extraction keeps the source wording; any fallback without faithful anchors is explicitly review-flagged.
Rows point back to their document section, spreadsheet row, or extracted line range.
Fallback extraction and missing source anchors trigger review flags instead of false certainty.
Owner and status columns travel with CSV/XLSX export and can become a live Savix project.
Your output
A stable row identifier for reviews, assignments, and exports.
The source instruction without a clean-sounding rewrite when faithful anchors are available.
Section plus line, sheet row, or CSV row whenever available.
Mandatory, evaluation, submission, or informational.
Explicit deadlines and requested attachments pulled into separate fields.
A fast triage signal plus an honest human-review flag.
Blank planning fields ready for your proposal team.
Portable files for Excel, Google Sheets, or your existing bid process.
Continue from requirements to assignments and verified answers without rebuilding the matrix.
How extraction, citations, privacy, and human review work.
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