Flow 01
Opportunity scan
Describe what you supply, pull the matching contract notices into one notebook, and sort by buyer and closing date — a bid list assembled in the time it used to take to search one portal.
Use case · For public-sector analysts
AI for procurement research, sourced to the notice.
Turn a bid decision into a sourced search instead of a portal crawl. Describe what you supply, pull the matching contract notices — the full text, not a snippet — into one notebook, and track a buyer or category as new opportunities are published.
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askFinz · public-sector analysts
01Find the notices that match
02Read the full notice, not a summary
03Track a market over time
04File the bid file and its sources
research·search·storage
one workflowone workspace
What you can do
Four moves, one workspace.
- 01Find the notices that matchDescribe what you supply and search contract notices by that, not by remembering the exact procurement category.
- 02Read the full notice, not a summaryPull the published notice itself into a notebook, so the detail that decides whether to bid isn't lost in a snippet.
- 03Track a market over timeKeep a standing notebook on a buyer or a category, so new notices accumulate in one place instead of a fresh search each week.
- 04File the bid file and its sourcesExport the notice and your notes to versioned storage alongside anything else you're building for the response.
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The workspaces this job runs on.
Example workflows
What it looks like end to end.
Flow 02
Buyer history
Before responding to a notice, pull a buying authority's recent procurement history into one place to see what they've bought before and from whom.
Questions
Frequently asked.
- Can askFinz search public contract notices?
- Yes. Contract notices are searchable by what you supply, in plain language, rather than by the procurement category or reference number alone.
- Does it show the full notice or just a summary?
- The published notice itself is available, including the detail — deadlines, requirements, contact — that decides whether it's worth a bid.
- Can I track a specific buyer or category over time?
- Yes. Keep a standing notebook on a buyer or a category and new notices accumulate there, so a weekly check is a refresh of an existing file rather than a fresh search.
For public-sector analysts
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