Operationalize your most tedious bottlenecks.
Write the process once, in plain English. Sinusoidal runs it on a schedule, checks its own drafts and files the results for your team to review.
Couldn’t before
No BD team has the hours to read every client’s council minutes, capital plans and budget filings every week.
An in-house automation stopped working when the person who built it moved on.
Unattended AI output landed unchecked, so someone had to babysit every draft.
Can now
Every client, every week. One researcher per client sweeps the public record and flags project signals about 12 months before the RFP is posted.
The process is the code. Plain-English instructions and skills, versioned and reviewable. Every reviewer edit flows back into the skill.
Checked before you see it. A critic scores each draft against your rubric. Results arrive in Review, SharePoint or a Teams channel, under the firm’s own AI account.
Unlocks
Pursue more of the right work. Shape the opportunity before it’s public, and retire the scarcity mindset behind every go/no-go fire drill.
Slope beats y-intercept. Run 100 needs less correction than run 1, and the process keeps improving after its builder moves on.
Trusted delegation. Hand off the tedious part on Friday and review a finished draft on Monday. Your people become architects of the machine.
Weekly pre-RFP signal scan
Capabilities and guardrails
The process is written in plain English
Instructions and an output template define the whole workflow. Every edit is versioned and can be rolled back, so the process outlives the person who wrote it.
It runs with nobody at the keyboard
Pick any cadence, or press Run now. One researcher works each item on your list and a critic scores every draft, so adding clients adds coverage without adding hours.
Your people review it before the client does
Each draft goes to the right person in the tools they already use, such as SharePoint or Teams. They review and edit it there, and nothing is packaged for the client until they approve.
It runs inside limits IT sets
Runs act as the firm’s own AI account, scoped by IT. Only editors and admins can change a workflow, write tools stay off until an admin enables them, runaway runs are stopped and failures are emailed.
If your firm is thinking through this, we’d welcome the conversation.