What a capability statement adds to your profile
What Hunter does with the capability statement that you upload in the Roadmap, and how its suggested facts reach your profile.
Written By GovPreneurs
Last updated 21 days ago
A capability statement is a one-page summary of what your business does. It names your services, your codes, your past jobs and your contact details. Government buyers often ask for one.
What it adds to your profile
When you upload a capability statement in the Roadmap step Capability Statement, Hunter reads it. Hunter then suggests facts for your profile. The suggestions can cover your description, your services, what makes you different, your programs and your clearances.
Each suggested fact shows the source From your capability statement. The fact does not join your record until you click Yes, that is right. See How do I review a proposed fact and see its source?.
Why it helps your matches
Hunter uses the text of the capability statement to build its view of your business. Then Hunter ranks your matches again. A fact that you approve also joins your record, where Hunter and your mentor can use it. A capability statement saves you from typing each fact. It does not replace your answers in Basic Info.
What it does not do
- It does not prove that you are eligible for any work.
- It does not put a fact in your record until you click Yes, that is right. See Why a profile change has not changed your matches yet.
Where you add one
Upload the document in the Roadmap step Capability Statement. The step has the check Verify your capability statement. Hunter reads this copy. See How do I verify my capability statement?.
You can also keep a copy in My Business, in the row Upload your one-page flyer. Hunter does not read that copy. It stays on your record for your mentor. See How do I upload or replace a business document?.
If you do not have one, you can build a free PDF. See Build and download a free capability statement PDF.
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