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Command Module

Opportunity to cash, in one workspace

The operating system for a federal-facing business — CRM, contracts, task orders, milestone billing, AR/AP, and compliance reporting — deployed on infrastructure you control.

See it

Three views of the platform.

Interface portraits. Generic data shown — real deployments run on your pipeline, your contracts, your books.

AW Command Module Dashboard Quote Pipeline Contracts Directory Cash Flow MN GOOD AFTERNOON Today on Command Two task orders awaiting countersignature · One invoice overdue · Pipeline shifted +$420K this week + NEW QUOTE OPEN PIPELINE $4.2M 14 open opportunities · 4 in capture CLOSED WON · YTD $11.7M 7 awards · 102% of plan AR OUTSTANDING $890K 12 invoices · 1 over 60 days ACTION ITEMS 7 2 contract mods · 3 invoice approvals · 2 mods due AR Aging $890K outstanding · weighted age 22 days 0–30 days · $612K 31–60 days · $208K 61–90 days · $68K 90+ days · $2K (PEO ATR-N — flag) Recent Activity See all → Invoice INV-26-0411 sent · $84,200 · Acme PEO Cyber 14m ago Opportunity moved to Submitted · ZTN Mesh Phase II 1h ago Task order TO-22-0044-008 signed · $1.4M / 12 mo 3h ago Vendor PO PO-26-0142 posted · Pinnacle Networks 5h ago CMMC L2 evidence pack synced · audit period Q1 26 yesterday PWIN updated · IDIQ 22-0044 follow-on · 65% → 68% yesterday Quick Launch Quote BuilderWrite a new quote PipelineDeals + opportunities ContractsPoP · CLINs · AR/AP Cash FlowAR / AP / forecast Deployed on your infrastructure · single-tenant · no data leaves your perimeter
Dashboard.   Pipeline, AR, contracts, and action items in one view. The state of the business before lunch.
PIPELINE · OPEN OPPORTUNITIES All stages FY26 close Owner: Mark 14 results · $4.2M OPPORTUNITY CUSTOMER STAGE PWIN VALUE CLOSE ZTN Mesh Phase II Acme PEO Cyber Submitted 68% $1.4M Q3 26 SATCOM Antenna Field Trial Atlas Defense Capture 52% $890K Q4 26 Edge Compute Pilot — PEO ATR-N PEO ATR-N Qualified 38% $620K Q1 27 SBIR Phase II OT&E follow-on USAF AFWERX Capture 71% $520K Q3 26 Tactical Mesh Refresh Pinnacle Networks Qualified 44% $340K Q1 27 Zero Trust Assessment — DAF CIO DAF CIO Identified 22% $260K Q2 27 SOCOM AI Triage POC SOCOM J6 Qualified 35% $180K Q4 26 Showing 7 of 14 · PWIN weighted $1.86M + Add opportunity
Pipeline.   Opportunities, stages, PWIN, and value — tracked the way a federal pursuit actually moves.
CASH FLOW · 6-MONTH FORECAST CASH ON HAND $2.34M 30-DAY NET +$420K 90-DAY NET +$1.18M +$1M +$500K $0 -$500K May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct AR inflows AP outflows Net cash Confidence: P50 forecast
Cash flow.   AR, AP, and net cash forecast — tied directly to contract milestones, not a separate spreadsheet.

Illustrative interface portraits · All names, customers, programs, and dollar figures are fictional.

The problem

Your federal-facing business runs on a CRM that doesn't know what a CLIN is, an accounting system that can't bill a milestone, and a spreadsheet that tracks past performance.

The commercial stack — Salesforce or HubSpot for CRM, QuickBooks or Xero for books, Slack and email for everything else — works fine until the federal work starts to matter. Then the gaps compound.

Sales doesn't know which opportunities map to which contract vehicles. Finance can't bill against CLINs without manual reformatting. Past performance lives in someone's inbox. AR aging by customer makes sense, but AR aging by contract — the way a DCAA auditor will ask — takes a week of digging. Compliance evidence is gathered by hand the week before each audit.

The fix isn't a bigger Salesforce instance. The fix is a system that knows the difference between a quote, a CLIN, a task order, and a milestone invoice — and rolls them up into something the CEO and the contracting officer can both read.

The bearing: one workspace that runs the opportunity-to-cash cycle for a federal-facing business — from quote through milestone billing through audit-ready close.

What it is

Five capabilities. One platform, deployed on your infrastructure.

i.

Opportunity & pipeline

CRM that speaks federal natively. Opportunities tagged by vehicle (MAS, IDIQ, SBIR, OTA, BPA), capture stage, PWIN, mission owner, prime/sub posture, and the actual program it maps to. Pipeline rolls up by quarter, vehicle, or agency.

ii.

Contracts & task orders

Every contract structured the way the contract reads — CLINs, periods of performance, options, ceiling values, funded vs. unfunded. Task orders link to parent IDIQs. Modifications tracked with full lineage. CDRLs and deliverables on a calendar that doesn't slip out of view.

iii.

Milestone billing & AR

Invoices generated against CLINs, milestones, or labor-hour ceilings — not against the back of a napkin. AR aging by contract, by customer, by vehicle. Past-due flags before they become collections problems.

iv.

AP & vendor management

POs linked to projects and funding sources. Vendor records with FAR-required disclosures and small-business representations. AP aging that respects the same compliance posture as your AR. Approval workflows that survive an audit.

v.

Compliance & audit reporting

Audit-ready snapshots of any period. CMMC, FedRAMP, and DCAA evidence packs assembled from existing records, not gathered by hand. Reports that match the format the auditor or program office asks for — not the format your accounting system happens to produce.

How it works

Five layers. Each replaceable. All under your control.

The platform is private. Your contracts, customers, and books stay in your VPC or on your hardware. Integrations with Costpoint, QuickBooks, Salesforce, or Excel are opt-in and one-way unless you wire them otherwise.

Layer 1

Federal-aware data model

Opportunities, contracts, task orders, CLINs, modifications, milestones, invoices, vendors, POs, evidence artifacts — a schema designed for how federal work actually flows, not a commercial CRM bent into shape.

Layer 2

Auth & permissioning

Role-based access aligned to FAR-defined sensitivity. Capture, BD, contracts, finance, and exec views with separate visibility. SSO via your IdP. Audit log on every record change.

Layer 3

Workflow engine

Quote-to-cash flows that mirror your actual process — bid/no-bid gates, color-team reviews, contract award capture, kickoff, milestone billing, close-out. Approval routing built around your org, not a vendor's template.

Layer 4

Reporting & financial modeling

Cash flow forecasting tied to actual contract milestones. Burn-rate modeling per program. Margin analysis by vehicle and customer. Reports formatted for boards, banks, contracting officers, and DCAA — the formats they actually want.

Layer 5

Integrations — opt-in, one-way by default

Deltek Costpoint, QuickBooks, Xero, Salesforce, HubSpot, Excel, ProPricer, GovWin. The connectors exist; you decide which ones turn on and which direction data flows. Most clients run Command as the source of truth and push read-only views into commercial systems — not the other way around.

Implementation

Four phases. A kill switch at each one.

i.

Diagnose

1–2 weeks

Map the actual quote-to-cash flow as it runs today. Where the data lives, where it breaks, what audits have caught. End state: a clear bearing on whether Command is the right move.

ii.

Stand up

3–6 weeks

Deploy on your infrastructure. Configure roles, workflows, and the federal-aware data model to match your contract structure. SSO wiring. Backup posture.

iii.

Migrate

4–10 weeks

Pull active contracts, opportunities, and AR into Command. Reconcile against your books. Stand up the first month of milestone billing in parallel with the legacy stack so nothing slips.

iv.

Operate

Ongoing

Cut over fully. Monthly close in Command. Audit packs generated on demand. We stay in a maintenance posture or hand off to your team — your call.

Engagement shapes

Three ways to work together.

Lift & drop

We deploy Command on your infrastructure, migrate your active contracts, and hand you the keys. Your team operates it. We stay available for upgrades and questions.

Co-operate

We deploy and run Command alongside your finance and contracts teams — monthly close, audit packs, board reporting — until you're ready to take it in-house.

Build to your spec

The base platform extended for your edge cases — a specific contract vehicle, an unusual approval flow, a custom report your contracting officer keeps asking for. Built into the core, not bolted on.

What this is not

Three clarifications.

  • Not a SaaS subscription. Command is deployed on your infrastructure. You own the data, the binaries, the keys. No tenant other than yours has visibility into your books.
  • Not a Costpoint replacement out of the box. If you're a 200-person prime running full Deltek, Command sits alongside — it doesn't replace the GL. For smaller federal-facing businesses, it can replace QuickBooks-plus-spreadsheets entirely.
  • Not a place to put data you don't already control. If your contracts and books live in someone else's cloud today, that's the bearing problem to solve first — not the Command deployment.
Next step

If your federal-facing business runs on three systems and a spreadsheet, the next move is a diagnosis.

One short call to find out whether Command Module is the right answer for what you're running.

Schedule a call — 30 min
or write directly: mark.young@azimuth-wayfinder.com
Melbourne, FL · Deployed wherever you need it