The Four Angles

The free preview returns the query, the count and the first ten tenders — no writes, no cost. It is the fastest way to learn whether a set of CPV prefixes and countries is aimed at the contracts you can actually deliver.

Tune here, not in the imported list. A preview-refined query pulls clean; an untuned one pulls a week of deletions.

The main pull imports the buyer behind each tender, with the object, procedure, amount and response deadline attached as a durable signal. Filter on CPV prefixes for your capability, on country in ISO alpha-3, and on the form type — open competition, result, or forward planning.

The feed is cursor-paginated, so a campaign resumes exactly where it stopped. A large market isn't a one-shot pull you have to finish in a sitting; it's a feed you keep drawing from.

The same feed, read for awards, hands over the companies that just won — deduped by SIRET so one supplier winning three lots is one account, not three. That is Profile B: proven public-sector sellers, sourced as a partner shortlist or a competitor watch.

Working both discoveries from one campaign means the demand side and the supply side of a market arrive together, on the same filters, in the same pipeline.

You describe what you sell in one to three concrete sentences, add any hard rules in plain prose — a floor amount, a category to exclude — and each tender gets a go or a no_go against it. The funnel drops the irrelevant ones unopened, so a human only ever reads tenders that already passed the offer test.

This is what makes the whole feed workable at volume. Without it, someone opens every notice; with it, the reading list is pre-filtered to the ones worth reading.

Beyond the AI pass, an explicit human gate: out go the no_gos, the lots below your floor, the countries you can't serve, and anything the triage flagged as borderline that a read confirms is off.

The discards are read. A category that keeps coming back no_go for the same reason is a CPV prefix to drop at the pull — cheaper than triaging it away every run.

For the surviving buyers, the notice's own contact point is read and written as a contact — the name, email and phone the buyer published. No guessing: it's the person the buyer designated on the record.

It only works on tenders this block sourced, since it reads from the notice reference. Where the notice carried no contact, the answer is not_found — an honest blank beats an invented address on an official EU tender.