Tenders and RFPs, caught while there's time.
Procurement portals are where opportunities hide behind bad search. Most are found late, and the ones found late are the ones you don't win.
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Why opportunities get missed
- Every agency and enterprise runs its own portal.
- Portal search is keyword-poor and rarely alerts usefully.
- Relevant tenders are buried among hundreds that aren't.
- A tender found a week late is a tender you can't bid.
How Browza watches
Portals, not aggregators
Reading the source portals means seeing what aggregators haven't indexed yet.
Relevance, not keyword soup
Describe what you actually do and the agent judges fit, rather than matching a literal string.
The documents come too
Where the pack is downloadable, it lands in the agent's drawer with the alert.
Deadlines up front
Every hit carries its closing date, so triage takes a glance.
What you'd actually say
No scripts, no selectors, no configuration screens — you describe the outcome and watch it happen.
“Check these procurement portals for new tenders related to IT managed services, and give me title, buyer, value, closing date, and a link — most urgent first.”
Questions people ask
Can it handle portals that need registration?
Yes — you register and sign in once via takeover, and the agent reuses that session.
Will it judge relevance sensibly?
It reads each opportunity and compares against your description of the business. You can tighten the instruction over time, and the agent's instructions are saved so improvements stick.
Can it submit a bid?
Submitting a bid is not something to automate unattended. Browza can prepare and fill, but keep confirm mode on so a person presses submit.
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What will you hand over?
Start with one task. Watch it run, take the wheel whenever you want, and keep the ones that earn their place.