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What is new in 7.49.49

Released with 7.49.49. Tell WARNO what you do in your own words, see why a notice scored what it did, and see exactly which files were read.

Capabilities and "Why this score"

Your company profile has a Capabilities block: add short phrases for what you do, in the buyer’s words. With phrases saved, the match comes from your codes and the words found in the notice, so it spreads across a real range instead of stopping at 80.
Why this score, under the score on the notice and beside the Match pill in search, lists what counted: the code, the phrases found and not found, the set-aside and your saved limits. A code-only score says so.

The Documents tab also lists the files posted with earlier versions of the notice, in their own group, From earlier versions of this notice, each with the date of the version that posted it.
The Overview says which files the analysis read in full, which only in part (the first 40 pages of a long file) and which have no text yet or could not be read; files posted on another site are not read. "Analyzed" now means every file was read in full; otherwise it says "Read in part".

The Match column header sorts the results by match: click once for the best first, again for the reverse. The (i) beside it explains the bands: Strong is 75 or more, Possible 50 to 74, Weak below 50.

A Source: SAM.gov link in the title band opens the notice on SAM.gov in a new tab, on every notice.
If your profile has codes but no capability phrases, the match says so: "Code-only match. Add capabilities to your profile to sharpen it." With codes alone the most a notice can score is 80 (an exact code; 72 for a code in the same code group, 40 for the same 4-digit group), and your saved limits lower it from there: it tells you the code fits, not that the work does.
Signed out, the Overview asks you to sign in to see the analysis, instead of showing an analysis state meant for members.
Protests that have not been decided read "outcome pending".

When a buyer posts the files on NECO (Navy) or DIBBS (DLA) instead of SAM.gov, the Documents tab says so in a "Hosted elsewhere" row with a link to that site. WARNO does not read files on those sites, so the summary and the document search do not cover them.

When the site is busy, the top bar no longer shows you as signed out or offers a free trial.