# Search Wizard

The following article covers how to create searches leveraged GovTribe's new search wizard. Govtribe's save search Wizard allows you to easily create Boolean keyword searches that best fit your market all from a simple prompt.&#x20;

### **Getting Started**

**Step 1:** Open [Federal Contract Opportunities.](https://govtribe.com/opportunity/federal-contract-opportunity) From here select the save search wizard button. You will find it right next to the save search button (it will look like a magic wand).

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**Step 2:** After selecting the "Saved Search Wizard Button" follow the onscreen instructions to enter in a prompt that describes your market of interest.

After entering your prompt, select the "Generate Suggested Searches" button. For our example we will use the prompt "cybersecurity contracts from the DOD"

**Step 3:** After, you will be presented with 3 options for your newly created search. Each reflects a different searching strategy.

<p align="center"><strong>From this point, you will have two choices:</strong></p>

1. Select "Preview" to view what this search would look like before you save it.&#x20;
2. Select "Create" to build a brand-new saved search.

And your done! Feel free to continue building on this search or beging filtering through your results to create pursuits for your pipeline.


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