Tender alerts help supplier teams find opportunities. TenderKit helps after the team decides to bid: document checklist, owner follow-ups, private uploads and final pack review.
TenderKit is not a tender opportunities portal and does not replace official tender portals or tender-alert services.
A team can have excellent tender alerts and still lose control of the admin pack after choosing to bid. TenderKit is deliberately focused on that preparation stage.
Use your preferred tender-alert service or official portal to identify the opportunity.
Once you decide to bid, create a TenderKit workspace for that tender's checklist and documents.
Assign owners, upload originals, track missing items and preview the final pack before submission.
Documents sit across email, chat and shared folders, making it hard to know what is ready.
Several people can help, but no one has a visible owner for every unresolved item.
CSD, SARS, CIPC and B-BBEE checks recur across bids and need cleaner status tracking.
The team needs a preview of missing placeholders, uploaded originals and final pack contents.
Start a workspace for the opportunity your team has chosen to prepare.