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protocols scanned for buying signals
existing contracts with end dates
contracts expiring within 12 months
Let’s do something about it.
When a procurement is published, it might already be too late. Requirements and evaluation models are set.
Make your case early, and you might win the deal before it’s even published. Wait and see, and give your pre-selling competitors unchecked influence.
Your choice.
Buying Signals
Listen in on every public sector
meeting, at scale.
Before a procurement starts, the public sector has meetings. Purchases are discussed, planned, decided. This is when you can have an impact on which requirements are set and what the tender actually looks like.
You set a filter, we do the rest.
Select the industry, keywords and region you want to get buying signals for. We’ll listen in for you.
A notification every time the public sector talks about buying what you offer.
Don’t just contact any buyers. Contact the ones already considering buying what you offer. Get maximum ROI on your pre-sell efforts.
Expiring Contracts
Keep tabs on your competitors’
soon-to-expire contracts.
Most procurements are not one-offs. Someone else holds the contract today, and a contract about to expire is a sign a new procurement is coming.
Don’t let your competitors set the requirements.
Get in before it’s too late. Open up more opportunities.
