Sponsor 360.Agentic Intelligence Platform.
A productized mission platform delivering a 360 degree view of the covert action and intelligence production lifecycle. Every persona. Every source. Every artifact. Unified into a single agentic workspace.
We used to lose the morning to the tools. Now I walk in, the picture is already there, and I spend the day on the decisions that actually matter.
Sponsor 360 ends thirty years of asking our people to be the integration layer. Our people do the work that requires judgment, and we get hours of capacity back per operator per day.
Hours returned. Decisions accelerated.
Initial deployments report dramatic time savings across every mission persona. The platform does not just digitize legacy workflows. It changes what operators spend their day on.
A target development package, end to end.
The agentic teammate ingests inbound reporting, intercepts, imagery, and geospatial data, attaches relevant artifacts to the right target record, and drafts the formal tasking document. The targeter reviews and approves.
Source meeting through final reporting.
Pre meeting package in under five minutes. Debriefing notes captured against the source record. The agent generates the contact report and intelligence information report.
An operational picture that updates itself.
Agent maintains the picture in real time, updates incident records, generates situation reports and warning notices from current state. The watch officer directs the response rather than drafting paperwork.
One query, every source.
Cables, intercepts, imagery, transcripts, geospatial context. Ranked by relevance, pre filtered by clearance. Time spent gathering drops sharply. Time spent thinking goes up.
Decisions on live operational data.
Live dashboards on what is happening, what is pending, where bottlenecks are. No more staff manually pulling from five systems to brief a decision.
How the platform achieves this.
For decades, mission operators have served as the integration layer between systems built one at a time. One tool for cables. Another for imagery. A third for signals. A fourth for foreign language exploitation. A fifth search that cannot see across the others.
The day is alt-tab, copy, paste, reconcile, repeat. Eight hours of context switching to produce thirty minutes of insight.
Sponsor 360 inverts the model. The mission CRM becomes the operating system. Every analyst, targeter, case officer, collection manager, and watch officer authenticates once and works inside the CRM, updating structured records that capture what the mission knows.
Cables, intelligence reports, target packages, tasking messages, and other legacy artifacts stop being primary work products. They become outputs the agentic teammate generates from CRM state on demand, so downstream systems still get the formats they require without burning operator hours.
The CRM records are also how the agentic teammate knows where to go. Every record is a typed entity with relationships, state, and access decisions captured by the platform. The agent reads the record rather than reconstructing context from raw data. The CRM is the agentic memory layer, the mission ontology, and the audit substrate at once.
Built on what you have, not against it.
Custom build primes start over from scratch every engagement. Proprietary platforms make the customer start over inside their walled garden. Sponsor 360 assumes the opposite.
The intelligence community has spent decades and billions building infrastructure that works. The platform respects those investments by integrating with them rather than displacing them.
Data stays in Snowflake. Search stays in Elastic. The customer's identity provider stays as the authentication source. The customer's ServiceNow stays as the ITSM. The customer's GOTS alerting stays for on call. The customer's ABAC services stay as the authorization fabric. Legacy downstream systems continue to receive the cables, reports, and tasking messages they were built to consume, generated by the agent from current mission state.
Salesforce as prime contractor coordinates a deliberately diverse partner ecosystem: Second Front for the cleared enclave and continuous ATO, Snowflake for the data warehouse, Elastic for search and observability, Google Distributed Cloud and Microsoft for in enclave AI and translation, LILT for adaptive translation, and the open source AI ecosystem for model flexibility.
Each partner is the best at what they do. Salesforce coordinates them as the accountable prime, but no partner is asked to be perfect at everything outside their domain. That is the productized federation model the mission has never had.
One spine. One contract.
A productized family of Salesforce owned products delivers capabilities the custom build model has never matched.
Four coordinated accredited boundaries.
Sovereign critical path. Workflow runtime, integration platform, data management, agentic teammate. In enclave AI and translation containers. cATO. FedRAMP High / IL5+.
Mission CRM and native backup. Single tenant, US citizen administered. FedRAMP High / IL5+.
Search, observability, SIEM. Elastic managed FedRAMP boundary. Hybrid keyword and vector search at petabyte scale.
Data warehouse. Snowflake managed FedRAMP SaaS. Petabyte scale storage, compute, and data sharing for cables, intelligence, and curated data products.
The integration backbone mediates every cross boundary call with policy controlled connectors and full audit. Four independently accredited boundaries deliver defense in depth that single enclave alternatives cannot match.
Productization without captivity.
- Customer data captive inside the vendor's proprietary platform
- Vendor dictates the data model, the schema, the access patterns
- Vendor sets pricing model and operational tempo
- Rip and replace of existing Snowflake, Elastic, IdP investments
- One accreditation cycle gates every component
- Exit costs are catastrophic by design
- Data stays in Snowflake. Search stays in Elastic
- The identity provider stays the customer's
- Salesforce as prime, but every partner is named and visible
- Every commercial component is replaceable
- Existing investments preserved and extended
- Four independent accreditation cycles, defense in depth