Do we need a ChatGPT Enterprise plan?

You need a plan that supports MCP connectors. That is where OpenAI has been putting connector support, so it is worth checking what your organisation is on before we set anything up, we will confirm during the conversation.

Can the alerts be scheduled, or is it question-and-answer only?

Both patterns work. Some teams ask at the start of the week, others build it into an existing routine. The records are queried live either way, so what comes back reflects what has been published rather than a cached digest.

What happens to opportunities we have already reviewed?

You can ask for what is new since a given date, which is usually the more useful framing than a standing list. The point is to spend attention on what changed, not to re-read the same notices.

How do we get started?

Talk to us first. We confirm the sources for your markets and set the connection up with you, because the service is sold rather than self-served.

Tender alerts, inside ChatGPT

No new dashboard. ChatGPT connects to the source data and answers there.

Talk to sales

The weekly triage problem is well known to anyone in capture. Notices arrive, someone skims them, and a judgement gets made in about forty seconds per opportunity on evidence that would take twenty minutes to gather properly. The evidence exists, it is published, in the same systems the notice came from, but not in a form anyone can consult at the speed the decision demands.

Connecting procurement records to ChatGPT makes that evidence conversational. What has opened this week in our categories. Has this agency bought this before. Who supplied it, and did they win the follow-on too. Those are three questions in a row, and each one narrows the field, which is exactly what forty seconds of skimming cannot do.

For teams standardised on ChatGPT this needs no procurement platform at all. The distinction matters because platforms carry adoption cost: licences, training, someone to own it, and the quiet reality that half the team keeps working out of email anyway. An MCP connection has none of that. The assistant simply gains access to the records.

Use cases

Who is buying, and what is next

What an agency has bought, from whom, at what value, and on what cycle. Contracts coming up for renewal are the pipeline nobody has published yet.

Who you are up against

The suppliers who keep winning in a category, with their award history and estimated win rate. Know the incumbent before you commit a team to the response.

What the work goes for

Awarded contract records with values and dates. Price against evidence of what this buyer has paid before, not against a guess.

What is live right now

Open opportunities across every covered portal, filtered by the criteria your team actually qualifies on.

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Do we need a ChatGPT Enterprise plan?: You need a plan that supports MCP connectors. That is where OpenAI has been putting connector support, so it is worth checking what your organisation is on before we set anything up, we will confirm during the conversation.
Can the alerts be scheduled, or is it question-and-answer only?: Both patterns work. Some teams ask at the start of the week, others build it into an existing routine. The records are queried live either way, so what comes back reflects what has been published rather than a cached digest.
What happens to opportunities we have already reviewed?: You can ask for what is new since a given date, which is usually the more useful framing than a standing list. The point is to spend attention on what changed, not to re-read the same notices.
How do we get started?: Talk to us first. We confirm the sources for your markets and set the connection up with you, because the service is sold rather than self-served.