Can I do all of this from a chat?

Largely, yes. Hunter 1.0, the bid agent, runs the analysis and the Bid Score, configures the bid and builds the exports. It asks for a clear go-ahead before it starts the package. It cannot submit a bid, send an e-mail or make a payment.

Which steps can I try without a paid plan?

With 500 welcome credits, you can upload a tender, analyse it, get its Bid Score and see a priced BOQ. Generating the bid documents and the Mock Evaluator need Starter, Pro, Advanced or Enterprise.

Does the analysis replace reading the tender?

No. It gives your team a structured first reading. Check the key dates, bid security and mandatory documents against the tender itself.

Will the real evaluators give the same score as the Mock Evaluator?

Not necessarily. It is one strict reading of your draft against the criteria read from the tender. Use it to find weak points, not to forecast the result.

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Answer · About Bidligence

How does Bidligence work on a real tender?

Bidligence runs a tender through a seven-step wizard: upload, analyse, decide, configure, generate, review, then guard and export. You can start from a notice in its tender feed or from a pack you already hold. Your team checks the drafts, signs the forms and submits the bid.

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What happens at each step?

Each step reads the one before it, and each step is saved as you go. You can stop, or hand over to a colleague, without losing work.

Step	What Bidligence does	What you do
Find (before the wizard)	Matches public notices to your watch profile. It holds your countries, keywords and minimum value.	Press Start bid, then get the pack from the publisher.
Upload	Reads the files, including scanned pages.	Upload the whole pack and any addenda.
Analyse	Records scope, dates, criteria, mandatory documents, bid security and risks.	Check key facts against the tender.
Decide	Gives a Bid Score out of 100 and a recommendation.	Record bid or no bid.
Configure	Sets up the bid.	Choose margin, team and documents.
Generate	Prices the BOQ and drafts the documents.	Give the go-ahead. Drafting the documents needs a paid plan.
Review	Scores the draft against the tender's criteria when you ask.

Answer · About BidligenceWhat is Bidligence?Bidligence is tender and bid software for construction contractors. It finds tenders, scores them, prices the BOQ, drafts the bid and checks it.Answer · About BidligenceBidligence costBidligence plans are US$199, US$399 and US$799 a month per workspace, plus quoted Enterprise. A free workspace comes first, with welcome credits.Tender analysis

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Create a free workspace and confirm your e-mail. Your welcome credits then analyse a tender, score it and price its BOQ.

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How does Bidligence work on a real tender?

What happens at each step?

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How does Bidligence work on a real tender?

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Run your next tender through it

How does it read the tender pack?

How does it help you decide whether to bid?

How are the BOQ and documents produced?

How does it check the bid before you submit?

What happens when an addendum arrives?

What do you get at the end?

What must your team still do?

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