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Saved Opportunities is your personal shortlist — every opportunity you’ve saved from Search, Recommendations, or a contract page lives here. Use the source tabs to filter by type and the Journey column to see where each one stands in your pipeline.

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Saved Opportunities page

Source tabs

Saved Opportunities has one tab per source, in an order you can customize (it follows the same source order as your Company Profile). Each tab shows a count badge when you have saved items in it. All · Federal · SLED · Grants · Recompete · Forecast · DIBBS · Canada · Subcontracting · SBIR/STTRs · GSA eBuy
Every tab past Federal requires SLED access (Pro and Enterprise plans). Without it, you’ll see just the All and Federal tabs here.

Two ways to view your saves

The All tab and the per-source tabs work differently — worth knowing so the missing search box or pager doesn’t look like a bug.
A card list, not a table. Each card shows the source badge, title, and a due-date line (Overdue, Due today, a date, Forecast, or No deadline). Use the Search saved opportunities… box to filter by title. There’s no pagination — every saved opportunity across every source renders on one page.

Columns by source

Column headers differ by source, since each one tracks different fields.
Title · Deadline · Dept. Sub-Tier · Type · Set-Aside · Set Reminder · Journey · Delete

Set Reminder — Federal opportunities only

The Federal tab has one column no other source has: Set Reminder, a plain on/off switch per saved opportunity.
There’s no date picker, note field, or frequency option. It’s a “don’t let me forget this one” flag, not a scheduled reminder. No other opportunity type has this column.

Saving opportunities

Save an opportunity from anywhere you find one:
  • Search results — Click the star/bookmark icon on any result card
  • Opportunity detail pages — Click Save in the header
  • Recommendations — Save any recommended opportunity from its card
Saving doesn’t show a confirmation toast — the star or bookmark icon just fills in to show it worked. If you’re not sure whether a save went through, check the icon state rather than watching for a popup.
Once saved, it appears immediately on the Saved Opportunities page under the matching source tab.

Removing a saved opportunity

Click Delete on any row (or the same icon on an All-tab card) to remove it.
Deleting has no confirmation dialog — a single click removes it immediately. There’s no undo; you’d need to save it again from Search or the opportunity’s detail page.

From saved opportunity to Journey

1

Save the opportunity

Save any interesting opportunity from Search, Recommendations, or its detail page.
2

Review details

Click the title to open the full opportunity and read the requirements.
3

Assess fit

Determine if it matches your capabilities and certifications.
4

Start a Journey

Click Start Journey in the Journey column (or on the opportunity detail page) to begin tracking it in Journey Hub. A toast confirms the journey was created, with a View button to jump straight to it — it won’t navigate you there automatically.
5

Track progress

The Journey column reflects your current pipeline stage. If a journey already exists for a saved opportunity, the column shows Already in Journey Hub — click to view instead of the Start Journey button.

Exporting

Per-source tabs (not the All tab) show an Export button that downloads that source’s saved opportunities as a CSV, using the columns shown above.
Export only appears when there’s at least one saved opportunity for the selected tab.