Analyse a tender before it consumes the week
A tender summary is useful only when it helps you find the conditions that could disqualify the response. TenderCue is designed to support that first review—not replace procurement, legal or commercial judgement.
The five questions to answer first
- Is the deadline real and workable? Confirm the time zone, briefing dates, question cut-off and submission method on the official portal.
- Are any conditions mandatory? Separate pass/fail requirements from scored criteria and general preferences.
- Can you prove each claim? Identify the current certificate, policy, insurance schedule, licence or reference required.
- Is the contract commercially sensible? Consider delivery capacity, pricing risk, liability, payment timing and opportunity cost.
- Who owns every response item? Assign evidence, drafting and final review before the deadline becomes urgent.
What the TenderCue analysis produces
- A document-readiness score and cautious recommendation.
- Detected closing information and mandatory conditions.
- Potential evidence gaps against a self-declared business profile.
- Response items and a downloadable checklist.
- Warnings that must be checked manually against the complete tender pack.
Keep a human decision gate
Automated extraction can miss attachments, defined terms, tables, scanned pages and later amendments. Before bidding, an authorised person must verify the current official listing, complete documents and every mandatory condition.