Scheduled tasks for new notices
Write the task in plain words and pick a schedule. Each run opens its own conversation with the result.
Medical and pharma
Flow, the Tendersight agent, finds medical tenders, reads the full tender file and checks each requirement against your IFUs, datasheets and certificates.
Answers cite the page they come from
Changes wait for your approval
Tenders from 27 EU countries
The work moves from searching manuals to checking answers.
Flow reads the tender and your product documentation, then answers each requirement with the quote and page it relies on. Your team reviews, corrects and signs off.
The evidence usually exists. Finding it, citing it and keeping it consistent across lots is the work.
Dimensions, power supply, materials and operating conditions, each matched to an offered product.
Claims in the technical offer have to cite long instructions for use and datasheets.
CE marking, ISO 13485 and MDR or IVDR classification, requested per product and often per lot.
Framework agreements for consumables and medicines can list hundreds of items, each priced separately.
When quality is scored alongside price, the technical offer earns points of its own.
Questions to the contracting authority close before submission, and the answers can change the requirements.
One conversation, from the notice to a filled offer. Every step is visible, and nothing important changes without your approval.
Describe what you supply. Flow chooses the CPV scope, filters by country, buyer, value and deadline, and saves the search as an alert.
In-depth analysis goes through every document and extracts requirements, award criteria, required documents, risks and clarification points. It runs in the background.
Flow searches your IFUs, datasheets and certificates and answers with the quote and the page. Where the documentation falls short, it says so.
The technical offer and price schedule are completed in the authority's Word and Excel templates. Flow saves a filled copy and leaves the original untouched.
Long jobs start with a plan you approve. Changes to offers, documents and your catalogue wait for confirmation, and each decision stays in the thread.
Examples of requests from medical device manufacturers, distributors and pharmaceutical suppliers.
Find open tenders for patient monitors in Austria and Czechia with a deadline after 1 December.
In the Lot 3 pursuit, list the required documents we have not uploaded yet.
Every Monday at 08:00, summarise the pursuits due in the next 14 days and what is still missing.
Create quotations for the unmapped consumables in the framework agreement and show the best matches.
Prepare the technical offer for the dialysis tender. Show me the plan first.
Search the web for current prices of single-use endoscopes and list the sources.
Recurring checks, catalogue upkeep, pricing and questions to the buyer. Each one is set up in a conversation.
Write the task in plain words and pick a schedule. Each run opens its own conversation with the result.
Upload IFUs, datasheets or CSV exports. Flow creates the products and their attributes, ready to map to requirements.
The tender assessment skill weighs requirements, award criteria and risks, then returns Go, Go with conditions or No-go.
Flow generates quotations, matches products to the requested items and prepares the financial offer lines for your confirmation.
Where a specification names a brand or leaves room for doubt, Flow drafts the question. Your team sends it.
In a demo we run a live tender and your product documentation through Flow, with your team.
Flow does not certify anything. It finds what the tender asks for in the documents you hold and lists what is missing.
Flow checks that each offered device has the CE documentation the tender requests and cites where it is.
Certificates are read like any other document, so the answer quotes the issuer, scope and expiry date.
Where a tender asks for a device class or conformity route, Flow answers from your declarations of conformity.
Material declarations are matched to the requirement that asks for them, with the source attached.
Start an alert with any of these codes, or describe your products and let Flow choose the scope.
Flow finds relevant notices, runs an in-depth analysis of the tender documents, answers each requirement from your product documentation with quotes and page references, and fills the authority's forms as copies for your review. It does not submit the bid.
From the documents your team provides: instructions for use, datasheets, certificates and catalogue exports in PDF, Excel or CSV. Requirements are answered from these documents and the tender file, never guessed from a product name or a CPV code.
Yes. Ask for a search by CPV code, country, contracting authority, value or deadline and save it as an alert. You can also schedule Flow to review new notices every morning and summarise the relevant ones.
For supply contracts Flow generates quotations, matches products to the requested items and prepares financial offer lines with unit prices and quantities. Changes to the offer wait for your confirmation.
Your team. Flow shows each step it takes, asks for approval before it changes offers, documents or your catalogue, and marks every file as internal working or external submission. Final review and submission stay with you.
Start free, add your product documentation and ask Flow to read the tender file.