AI that reads the tenders that fit what you sell
Describe what you sell once. The new notices closest to it are read by AI, every verdict shows its reason, and anything filtered out can be brought back.
Describe what you sell. The AI finds who is buying.
One paragraph about your organisation and your products is enough. ScoutTide’s AI reads the new tenders and posts closest to it, tags the matches and shows its reasoning on the tender itself, where you can check it.
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Every match shows its why A score, tags and a one-line reason on the row itself. Forum posts also carry the poster's intent: buying, asking, or just talking. No black box.
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Filtered, not buried What the AI sets aside sits one click away with its reasoning, and Put back overrules it for good.
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Or just paste your website The AI reads your site and proposes your products, each backed by the exact sentence of yours that names it. Nothing is saved until you approve it.
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Foreign tenders arrive in English Titles, summaries and full text machine-translated and labelled as such, with the original always one click away.
A queue that learns what you’ll never bid on.
Every team wastes mornings re-reading the same wrong tenders. Yours won’t: dismissals teach the queue what to stop showing you, and AI relevance scores rank what’s left.
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“Not a lead” means never again Dismiss three of a kind and similar tenders stop arriving.
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Reversible, always Everything hidden sits under Not a lead, one click from coming back.
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Ignore is different Hide one tender without teaching the queue anything.
Where does ScoutTide use AI?
For a few jobs, each labelled in the app. The main ones: matching tenders and posts to what you sell (anything it sets aside stays one click away, with its reason), translating notices written in other languages, turning your products into searches, and reading your website to suggest your products for you to review. Tender data itself always comes from the official source, never from a model.
Somebody is publishing your next contract right now.
It is going up on a tender portal or in a forum thread. Be the one who sees it first.