20–50 platforms are checked daily, replacing a 30–60 minute manual sweep. Matching tenders arrive as one list — with dates, terms and a link to the documentation.
Hours a week spent scrolling listings, most of which are irrelevant. The work is dull, so it slips, and slipping is expensive.
The title rarely says whether you qualify. The requirements are in a PDF nobody opens until the shortlist is already wrong.
A good fit discovered three days before submission is not a good fit any more.
The bot polls the tender sources you care about — national portals, sector platforms, client procurement pages — on an hourly schedule.
Sector, region, contract size, qualification requirements and exclusions are applied first, so the volume drops before anything expensive happens.
For survivors, the tender pack is opened and parsed: scope, eligibility, deadlines, required certifications, evaluation criteria and contract value.
Each opportunity gets a fit assessment with reasons — what you qualify for, what you would need a partner for, what disqualifies you.
A short digest lands in Telegram, Slack or email with the key dates and a link, and the opportunity is written to your CRM if you want a pipeline record.
We build in your stack rather than moving you onto ours. The list below is what this solution most often connects to — other systems are a scoping question, not a blocker.
Any source that publishes tenders through an API, a feed, or a page that permits automated retrieval. We confirm each source against its own terms during the mini-audit — where automated access is prohibited, we say so instead of building a workaround.
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