A tender your customer puts out is a reason to call. A tender your customer wins is another one. Both are public on TenderNed, and you only see either if somebody looks.
Raydo looks periodically and tells you as soon as something is added for one of your customers. What you do with it is up to you.
Answers your question. After that the work is still there.
Sees for itself what has to happen and prepares the work for your approval.
Four actions, and no more than that. Raydo looks and changes nothing.
Which tenders your customer puts out
Which tenders your customer wins
A notice as soon as a tender is added
The date and the source reference with every find
Raydo reads TenderNed and never writes anything into it. Bidding is yours, outside Raydo.
If a customer puts out a tender, you hear about it at the next check.
On requestCustomer pictureWhat your customer tenders or wins sits in the customer picture next to the rest of what you know.
Before your meetingMeeting briefingIf a tender is running, that is in the briefing for the conversation.
Whenever you want to know somethingLooking things upAsk what a customer is working on and the answer comes with the source reference alongside.
Beta partners have a say in which tasks come next.
Read what the beta programme involvesLook at which tenders your customer puts out or wins
Tell you as soon as something is added
Put the date and the source reference with every find
Bid on a tender
Fill in a tender document for you
Judge whether a tender suits you
Raydo shows what is public. Taking part in a tender is work that goes on outside Raydo.
The public tendering platform. No permission is needed for that, because the publications are public.
With the date and the source reference, so you can open the tender yourself.
If something is added for one of your customers, you hear about it.
What Raydo takes from TenderNed is public. No permission is needed for it.
Every find says when Raydo made it and where the publication can be found.
Everything Raydo keeps from this stays inside Europe.
Raydo never writes anything on TenderNed.
No. Raydo reads TenderNed and reports what is there. Bidding is work you do yourself, outside Raydo.
Yes. Raydo looks at the companies in your systems, not at the whole market.
Periodically. Every find carries the date Raydo made it.
Raydo can show what is public on TenderNed, even when the bidding period has passed. That is useful for seeing what a customer has awarded before.
TenderNed publishes Dutch tenders, including the EU-tendered contracts of Dutch contracting authorities.
We take on a small number of companies as beta partners. We run alongside you for four to six weeks on your own data, and it costs you nothing. Together we measure where things stand up front, so at the end you can see what changed.