What tender managers tell us on the first call
- You spend 2–3 days reading a tender package before you even know if it's worth bidding.
- You've lost a contract because of a disqualification clause buried on page 290 that nobody caught.
- Your lawyer reviews every document at €200/hr, including the tenders you don't end up bidding on.
- You're tracking 15 active tenders across three countries in four languages, and something always slips.
- The portal publishes amendments 48 hours before the deadline, and your team finds out when someone checks manually.
- You write bid responses from scratch each time because nobody has time to maintain a library of past answers.
You won't know why you lost until it's too late
The risk is submitting a disqualified bid and not knowing why until the results come out.
See a live demoYour legal and tender team stops reading, but starts deciding
Every risk surfaces before you commit
Penalty clauses, contradictory terms, and unusual liability caps are flagged with the exact page and paragraphYour company profile is checked against every requirement
Certifications, financial thresholds, and reference contracts are cross-checked against tender eligibility criteria automaticallyOne summary to bid or pass
Every tender produces a structured decision brief: eligibility status, risks ranked by severity, missing documents, deadline mapAny language, any format, any structure
Polish SIWZ, German Vergabeunterlagen, EU framework tenders, and scanned PDFs are processed without reformatting on your sideAmendments are effective as of the hour they're published
The system monitors your active tenders and alerts your team the moment something changesBid library that learns from every submission
When a new tender matches a previous one, the AI drafts relevant sections from your existing answersWhat changes
4 min
to read and analyse a 400-page tender package
-68%
legal review time per tender
Up to 3.7×
more tenders reviewed per month with the same team
Zero
disqualifications from missed eligibility clauses since implementation
From tender publication to bid decision in under an hour
What tender managers ask before they agree to a demo
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"Our tenders are confidential. We can't send them to a cloud system."
The system runs inside your own infrastructure: no document leaves your network, and your legal team can review the full architecture before you run a single file through it.
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"We already have lawyers reviewing everything. Why add another layer?"
Your lawyers review a 2-page risk brief instead of a 400-page document: their time shifts from reading to judgement, which is what you're paying for.
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"We bid on very specialised technical tenders. Generic AI won't understand the domain."
The system is trained on your past tenders and bid library before going live: by the tenth tender, it knows what a normal penalty clause looks like in your sector and what an unusual one looks like.
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"Tools like this summarise well but miss the details that actually matter."
We'll run your last three lost or disqualified bids through it during the demo: so you can see what it would have caught, with the exact page references.
Case study
From 3 tenders reviewed per month to 11
Client
A mid-sized engineering and equipment supply company active in public procurement across Poland, Germany, and the Baltic states.
The problem
Each tender package took 2–3 days of combined legal and tender manager time, the team was at capacity, and two years prior, they had been disqualified from a €3.4M contract over a reference format requirement missed during preparation.
What we built
AI integration with ProZorro and TED monitoring, automatic eligibility cross-check against stored company data, and a structured decision brief delivered within 15 minutes of each tender's publication.
What our clients say
"We used to spend Tuesday and Wednesday every week just deciding which tenders to bid on. Now that decision takes a morning."