17/09/2026
The expensive part of tendering isn't the bid you win. It's the fifteen you lose.
Forty alerts land across the portals you're signed up to. A director reads all forty, usually at night. Then the questionnaire asks for things you already answered last week, last month, last year. They get rewritten from scratch anyway, because every client structures the questions differently.
We've been building a tool that automates nearly all of it.
- Filter the alerts against your own rules, so you only see the jobs you actually want.
- Hold every previous answer, project reference and certificate in one place, to create a tendering knowledge hub or AI brain.�
- Track what you scored, so the answers get better each time.
Then it writes the bid, drafted from your own company knowledge and your own previous answers in your personal tone of voice.
We recommend a director still reads it and signs it off before it get sent though to ensure you’re happy with it.
Less time finding work, less time filling forms in, and the submission is already written by the time you sit down to check it.
If that sounds like your problem, drop us a DM.
