Advanced intelligence, from the Business plan up
Win intelligence, the buyer's award record, answers drafted for you, the advanced radar and more — the capabilities that read the public procurement market and your own track record to sharpen every decision and write the answers. Available on the Business and Enterprise plans.
Win intelligence: a qualitative win-chance verdict, pricing guidance and a go/no-go call.
- A win-chance verdict, not a black boxEvery tender gets a qualitative Favorable / Neutral / Unfavorable read, with the reasoning behind it — never a made-up percentage.
- Grounded in comparable public awardsOffra compares the tender to five years of similar awards for the same buyers and categories, plus your own bid history.
- A target pricing bandSee where comparable awards have landed and the band to aim for, so you price with evidence, not guesswork.
- A clear go / no-go callA single recommendation with the flags behind it, so you focus effort on the tenders you can realistically win. The decision stays yours.
- The bid/no-bid checklist, partly answered for youThe same eighteen questions a free account answers by hand. Offra answers six of them from the tender package and the award record — the bid bond, disqualifying requirements, a mandatory site visit, who has been winning this buyer's work, your own wins there, the price posture. Anything your team answers wins.
See who has been winning this buyer's work
A listing tells you a tender is open. Only the award record tells you that the last contracts from that office went to one firm. From the Business plan up, it opens on every tender.
A buyer's record: who wins there, similar purchases, and contracts that are about to end.
- Who wins thereNamed firms with their win counts and totals, how many different suppliers the buyer uses, and how often its work goes to a firm that is new to it.
- Similar purchasesThe buyer's past awards in the same type of work as the notice: how many, the median award and its usual range, the largest supplier's share, and the months it usually buys that work.
- Contracts ending within a yearPast awards in this work whose published end date is near — which is when a follow-on is usually put out to bid.
- Comparable work, even without a NAICS codeWhat work like this has gone for, at this buyer and across the market — compared by type of work when the notice publishes no code. A figure too thin to trust says so instead of printing a number.
One click, and the document is written
Some documents aren't a form to fill: CVs for the people you propose, sheets for your past projects, a methodology, a cover letter. Offra writes each one whole, from what the tender asks of it and your knowledge base, then rewrites it as you ask.
CVs written one per person, from what the buyer asks and your knowledge base — blanks for what only you can decide, and never your price.
- It writes the whole documentNot "describe your approach" — the document itself. One CV per person and one sheet per project, each with its own Word file, or the buyer's own form when they give one, with every field's value to copy. Ask for a change and it is rewritten; adjust every card at once, or download them all as one Word file.
- It reads what you would readWhat the tender asks of the document — how many people or projects, which roles, how many years of experience, a page limit — your knowledge base and company profile, and the instructions you give for this bid.
- Blanks, never guessesWhatever only your company can decide — a name, a start date, your own resources — stays a blank like [PROJECT MANAGER NAME] for you to fill. Nothing is made up to fill the space.
- Your price is never written — and that is enforcedA document never states your price, rate or cost, not even a range. Every amount is checked against what Offra read and what you typed, and one found nowhere is replaced by a blank. On the buyer's price form, the price field stays empty: it is yours to enter.
Work the whole opportunity list
Every paid plan gets the ranked short list. From the Business plan up, the radar opens onto the full matched list — and lets you go after a specific tender instead of waiting for it to surface.
Advanced radar: every match, filtered and sorted by your own fit and win odds, plus a score on demand for any tender you name.
- Every match, not just the top picksBusiness reports every strong or good match, uncapped and rebuilt daily — so you see the whole field instead of a week's highlights. A free account gets the same radar for its first 14 days.
- Filter, sort and search itNarrow by fit, win chance and whether the work is in your region; sort by best match, closing date, fit, win chance or newest; search titles and buyers by name — with a live count of what's left.
- Look up any tender by number or nameHeard about a tender from a client or a colleague? Type its number or its title and Offra finds the open notice, runs the radar on it and hands back the same scored card.
- A bid in one clickA tender you looked up turns into a bid right away — the analysis begins with nothing to re-key. The decision stays yours.
Never miss an addendum again
Offra keeps watching the public listing after you start a bid, and the moment an addendum lands it tells you exactly what changed — and re-checks your coverage against it.
Addendum tracking: every change in the latest addendum, summarised and re-checked.
- Watches the public listing for youOnce a tender is on your board, Offra keeps checking the source for new addenda so you don't have to.
- Tells you exactly what changedNew requirements, shifted deadlines, changed clauses and dropped items — each change is summarised and categorised.
- Re-checks your coverageWhen requirements move, Offra re-runs your coverage and readiness automatically, so your checklist is never out of date.
- Deadlines stay in syncShifted submission and award dates flow straight into your timeline — no manual updates, no missed closings.
Win more public tenders, with a fraction of the effort.
Upload your first tender and get a review-ready checklist of requirements, gaps and deadlines in minutes.
Free account: search every open tender, with the go/no-go on every notice for your first 14 days. Pay only for the bids you answer.