A federal-first product roadmap.
Every line of code answers to NARA, FOIA, the Privacy Act, and FISMA. Feature priorities are set by what civilian agencies actually need.
Records, FOIA requests, and case files, captured from any system, classified with audit-grade AI, and produced on demand. On one FedRAMP Moderate Authorized platform built federal-first.
Deployed across regulatory, benefits, scientific, and oversight agencies. FedRAMP Moderate Authorized · FISMA aligned · NARA UERM · Section 508 conformant. Customer names published where disclosure is permitted.
Federal records technology leads everything we build, so the roadmap answers to your mandates and the federal mission alone.
Every line of code answers to NARA, FOIA, the Privacy Act, and FISMA. Feature priorities are set by what civilian agencies actually need.
One governance model, one identity layer, one audit trail. Teams covering the same ground with general-purpose ECM usually stitch together two or three products from as many vendors.
AI Document Processing and Record Insight run inside the agency's own boundary. Records never leave for vendor-hosted inference: the posture M-25-21 and M-26-04 expect for controlled or sensitive data.
Forty-seven years of how federal records management actually works (the workflows, the edge cases, the recordkeeping habits) live in the product, the documentation, and the consulting practice.
Contracts on file. Pricing on schedule. No procurement guesswork.
Most agencies live in two or three of these. The platform covers all four.

The pressure. Inspection records, enforcement files, and rulemaking dockets that have to be defensible the day they're produced under FOIA, the Privacy Act, or litigation.
How Feith helps. Capture from line-of-business systems, AI-extract the metadata that makes records findable, and hold everything under NARA-compliant retention.
Records management: RMA iQ ›The pressure. Citizen-facing case files at scale. Every interaction creates a record that has to be retained, accessible, and producible on request, with high FOIA and Privacy Act volume.
How Feith helps. Case Manager for the file, RMA iQ for the lifecycle, FOIA Workbench for the request.
Configurable case files: Case Manager ›The pressure. Research records, instrument data, and statistical microdata preserved under the Federal Records Act and transferable to NARA in electronic format with metadata.
How Feith helps. One governed vault, AI document processing for unstructured research records, and NARA-aligned transfer formats.
The governed vault: document management ›The pressure. Oversight investigations, audit files, IG case work, and FOIA responses where the record itself is the deliverable.
How Feith helps. Full chain of custody, configurable case files, and audit-ready exports.
FOIA and Privacy Act: FOIA Workbench ›You know the memo numbers. Feith turns each mandate into an automated, audited control, built into the platform, not left to your team to chase.
Feith captures Teams, Slack, and Zoom-chat content into the same RMA iQ retention engine. No second platform to govern.
The AI-use rule (M-25-21) and the AI-procurement rule (M-25-22) are both met in place: inference runs on infrastructure your agency already authorizes.
Feith AI runs on the models the agency selects, inside its boundary, so agencies keep control of model, prompts, and outputs, the lever M-26-04 expects them to hold.
RMA iQ for the records spine, AI Document Processing for the digitization-and-classification backlog, and a physical records path for analog inventory through disposition.
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The section federal buyers screenshot and forward up the chain. Updated as authorizations advance.
Third-party authorization in place (e.g. FedRAMP ATO).
Built directly into the product: no add-on, integration, or third party.
Controls and architecture map to the requirements; no formal authorization required.
| Standard | Status | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| FedRAMP Moderate | Authorized | Agency-reusable authorization package. |
| FISMA | Aligned | Assessed against FIPS 199 / NIST SP 800-53; operates at FISMA High on-premises and in government cloud. |
| NIST SP 800-53 | Aligned | Security controls built to the 800-53 catalog; underpins the FedRAMP and agency ATOs. |
| Federal Records Act | Aligned | Capture, retention, and disposition across the record lifecycle. |
| NARA UERM | Aligned | Electronic records management. |
| NARA Bulletin 2023-02 (electronic messages) | Native capability | M365 records and Integrations & Capture. |
| OMB/NARA M-23-07 | Aligned | Electronic records transfer formats and metadata. |
| OMB M-25-21 / M-25-22 (AI use and procurement) | Native capability | AI Document Processing inside the agency boundary. |
| OMB M-26-04 (LLM bias and procurement) | Native capability | Agency-controlled models; no external model calls. |
| FOIA | Native capability | FOIA Workbench. |
| Privacy Act | Native capability | FOIA Workbench. |
| Section 508 | Native capability | WCAG 2.1 AA conformant. VPAT available on request. |
Most software companies that held federal records in 1979 are gone, or have since been folded into foreign-owned holding companies. Feith Systems is neither: founded in 1979 in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania; privately held, American-owned, and still run by the family that started it. Federal recordkeeping has been at the center of what we build since 1979. The next administration will not be our first transition, and the next NARA deadline will not be our first either.

A walkthrough tailored to your agency's records, FOIA, and case work, against the mandates you actually answer to.
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