Search the full document set. Find the passage that answers the question. Check it against the source, every clause, contradiction and version change in one place.


A multi-lot tender hides its traps in the annexes: critical clauses, contradictions between documents, versions nobody tracked. Aitenders surfaces all three, and shows you the passage behind every answer.

A tender split across a dozen lots becomes one structured scope at upload. Lots, sections, criteria, and the links between them, mapped before you start.
Penalties, liabilities and sensitive clauses are flagged wherever they sit. Documents are checked against each other, so contradictions surface before submission, not after.


Clarifications and new versions keep moving the rules. Every Q&A and every document version lands in one place, compared against the last.
Criteria detection qualifies the bid. Augmented reading controls the documents. Requirements management proves the coverage. One structured base underneath all three.
A document assistant answers one question about one file. Aitenders holds the whole tender package : every lot, every version, every clarification , and shows the passage behind each answer. When the client issues an addendum, you see what changed and what it affects.
Both land in the same place. Every Q&A is centralised, every document version is compared against the one before it, and the change is highlighted. You don't re-read 500 pages to find out what moved.
No. Your documents never train a model. Embeddings are isolated per project, so nothing crosses between projects or between clients, and the platform is Microsoft Zero Data Retention certified. You choose where it runs: our EU cloud, a sovereign EU cloud, your own cloud, on-premises, or fully air-gapped.


