Built for Indian public tenders
TenderLens finds tenders for your keywords every night, reads all their documents and checks whether your company qualifies, showing the page behind every condition.
Sample · State IT department
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Every condition links to the page it came from.
Reads: PDF, Scanned PDF · OCR, Hindi + English, Word, Excel, ZIP archives, GeM bid documents, Buyer terms (ATC), Corrigenda, BoQ sheets.
How it works
The routine work of reading tenders runs overnight, so your team starts with the ones that matter.
Step 1
Every night it searches for your keywords and their pairs, and keeps the tenders that score high.
Step 2
It opens the notice, the RFP, the annexures and the corrigenda, scanned pages included.
Step 3
It pulls out each eligibility condition: turnover, experience, certificates, with the page it came from.
Step 4
It compares each condition with your company profile and says Eligible, Needs review or Not eligible, with reasons.
Step 5
It watches for corrigenda and new closing dates, and tells you in the morning summary.
Why teams trust it
Every condition and every verdict quotes the tender page it rests on, checked against the document text.
Turnover, net worth, years of profit and dates are checked by a tested rule engine, not by an AI's impression.
If a page couldn't be read or the AI isn't sure, the tender goes to Needs review. A good tender is never quietly dropped.
Tender text and company facts go to separate AI services. Your profile never reaches the public model.
It browses like one careful person, stays within a daily budget, and never buys anything on its own.
One self-contained installation on your Linux server, with nightly backups and a tested restore.
Clear answers
Each tender gets a verdict and a checklist of its conditions. Open any line to see the tender’s own words, the company fact it was compared with, and the reasoning. If you disagree, override it with a note; re-runs keep your decision.
Every mandatory condition is met by your profile, through an exemption, or by a declaration you can make.
Something needs a person: a page that couldn't be read, missing data, or an AI judgement worth a second look.
A clear rule isn't met, like a turnover threshold or a required certificate, with the page that says so.
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