Clear promises before
commercial launch.

ContractVector provides educational federal-market readiness, organization, drafting, and opportunity-analysis tools. It does not act as an agency, broker, attorney, contracting officer, or representative of the government.

Customers remain responsible for the facts they enter, the evidence they use, their registrations, eligibility representations, submissions, payments, and communications with third parties.

A score, recommendation, template, or fit review is not legal advice, an eligibility determination, a promise of compliance, or a prediction or guarantee of a contract award.

Customers may not enter credentials, classified information, CUI, export-controlled data, financial-account details, or content they do not have the right to use.

Any subscription, price, refund process, renewal terms, and cancellation rules will be disclosed before checkout is activated and must be approved for commercial launch.

Account contact details, business-profile facts, customer-entered project evidence, opportunity decisions, product usage, and support requests. ContractVector should collect only what is needed for the requested feature.

To authenticate the customer, provide the requested workspace, personalize guidance from saved facts, maintain security, improve reliability, and meet lawful obligations. Customer content is not used to train ContractVector's AI systems.

ContractVector may use carefully selected providers for authentication, hosting, official opportunity retrieval, and—only after activation—AI processing. Provider access should be limited to the services they perform.

Customers can access their workspace, export saved ContractVector data, request deletion of saved data, and receive a clear path to raise privacy questions. Complete identity deletion remains subject to the final configured process.

Do not provide Login.gov or SAM.gov passwords, one-time codes, banking credentials, Social Security numbers, military-service documents, CUI, or other restricted information.

ContractVector cannot submit registrations or proposals, certify eligibility, make a payment, accept a contract, contact a buyer, or make a legal or final award decision for a customer.

SAM.gov notices, agency instructions, official records, and authorized government officials control. ContractVector should direct customers to those sources when a decision depends on them.

The product must distinguish customer-supplied facts, official-source information, assumptions, and missing evidence. It must not invent past performance, certifications, capacity, or requirements.

Any activated AI may explain, analyze, recommend, and draft within stated limits. It must use minimum necessary context, preserve usage limits, provide a fallback, and not silently take external action.

Potentially sensitive, legal, financial, eligibility, or security-related situations require the customer, an authorized human, or qualified professional assistance—not autonomous platform action.