Europe & Central Asia
- EU TED36,646
- Ukraine ProZorro13,263
- France BOAMP4,307
- Poland BZP4,130
Ukraine, Germany, France, Poland, Spain
Since yesterday morning, 20,287 new tenders and posts came in.
Official tenders and social leads from every region, checked overnight against what you sell and ranked in your queue every morning.
What happens between the portals publishing and your team opening the queue.
TED alone releases hundreds of notices in two dozen languages. Many more portals follow. Nobody on your team is awake, and nobody needs to be.
Every notice is compared with your products, given its deadline and translated if it is in another language. The closest go on to the AI.
Ranked, filtered to the countries and products you care about, minus everything the queue has learned you never bid on. The digest lands in inboxes.
Anna takes the Munich archive tender and her name goes on it where the rest of the team can see. The construction tender she dismissed will not come back.
Official procurement portals across every region, read every night and grouped here by where the buyer is.
Ukraine, Germany, France, Poland, Spain
United States, Canada
Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Paraguay, Costa Rica
Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Tunisia, Jordan
South Africa, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Madagascar, Zimbabwe
India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Bhutan, Afghanistan
Philippines, Taiwan, China, Vietnam, Singapore
Their tenders also count towards the country each one is for.
Reddit and Stack Exchange threads, plus Upwork and LinkedIn posts found through web search, in their own queue next to your tenders.
Missing a portal? Add its RSS feed and its tenders join your queue. Each feed is checked the moment you add it.
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.
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.
No more “who’s on this one?” threads. The queue is shared, the work is claimed, and the team pipeline is the status meeting.
Every tender carries its own documents and notes. Files stay with the tender they belong to, only your organisation sees them, and nothing goes out until somebody presses send.
ScoutTide tracks awarded contracts too, not just open tenders, so you see who holds a buyer’s business today and when it’s due to be re-bid.
Both start with a 14-day free trial. No card to begin.
For one person selling. The tenders and posts closest to what you sell, read by AI every day.
Everything in Individual, plus what a bid team needs to work one queue together.
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Official procurement portals in 183 countries across Europe & Central Asia, North America, Latin America & Caribbean, Middle East & North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, and East Asia & Pacific. The largest are EU TED, India CPPP, Brazil PNCP, Ukraine ProZorro, and Philippines PhilGEPS. You can add any other portal’s RSS feed yourself, and social leads come from Reddit, Stack Exchange, Upwork and LinkedIn.
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.
No. A tender's documents and notes are visible only to people in your organisation. There are no public links, and deleting a document removes it for everyone.
Pick the Team plan and sign up with Google, or with an email and password. You become the first manager, name the organisation, and invite colleagues (or open it to your company’s email domain, so they join automatically). Every claim and stage change is attributed to a person in the audit trail.
Yes. Pick the Individual plan and ScoutTide opens on Social leads, which is where the Upwork, Reddit and LinkedIn conversations that start freelance work live. You get a queue that learns your taste. No team pages, no setup, and the official tender portals stay one click away whenever you want them.
Yes. Where a public award record exists, ScoutTide links it to the tender, so you can see who won and when the contract is likely to come up again. A renewal date worked out from the contract’s length is always labelled Estimated.
It is going up on a tender portal or in a forum thread. Be the one who sees it first.