| Which one do I need? | Tender Intelligence Report | Tender Watch | Buyer Intelligence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cadence | One-off | Subscription | One-off |
| Question it answers | Should I bid on this specific tender? | What tenders am I missing right now? | Which buyers should I target in a new market? |
| Turnaround | 3–5 working days | Ongoing — Hilma + TED | Agreed at scope |
A scored go/no-go verdict on one live tender — before you commit bid resources to writing it.
Best for: a specific tender you've found, needing a bid/no-bid decision this week — not eventually.
Continuous monitoring of Hilma and TED, so a matching notice reaches you the week it publishes — not the week before it closes.
Best for: building a standing pipeline in your sector, instead of searching from scratch every time.
Buyer-behaviour and incumbent intelligence for one country — for when you're entering a public sector market you don't know yet.
Best for: planning market entry into a new EU country's public sector, before committing to a specific tender.
The same three steps for every product — no queue, no account setup, no back-and-forth before work starts.
Send the tender link, or your target sector and country, through the request form.
A senior consultant checks every field against the source notice — nothing is inferred to fill a gap.
You receive the report, alert, or profile — with every field marked Verified, Monitor, or Gap.
Answers to what actually comes up before a request — nothing here is a guess.
Tell us the buyer, sector, or a link to the notice on its native platform. We check Hilma, TED, and the relevant national portal directly — if a field genuinely isn't published anywhere, the report marks it as a Gap rather than guessing at it.
You still receive the full report and the reasoning behind the score. A no-go verdict is the outcome that saves the most bid-writing time — that's the point of ordering the report before committing resources, not after.
From when we confirm the request and the tender documents needed for the review are accessible — not from when the form is submitted. We confirm the start date by email the same or next business day.
Yes. Notices on Hilma are frequently Finnish- or Swedish-only; we work from the original-language notice text and report findings in English.
Yes — it's billed monthly in advance with no fixed term. Contact us before the next billing date to stop.
Bidding into more than one tender or country? Multi-tender, multi-country, and retainer bundles are available on request.
Ask about a bundle