Frequently asked questions

Tenderytics is a tender intelligence platform for Bangladesh. It brings together tender opportunities from across sectors — government, banks, universities, NGOs and development partners — matched to your business, with the market context you need to bid smarter and win more.

It helps in four ways: you find every relevant opportunity in one place (no more checking dozens of websites), you get alerts and see deadlines early so you have time to prepare, you understand your market and competition before you bid, and you track every bid from shortlist through to delivery.

Contractors, suppliers, trading firms and consultants that sell goods, works or services to the public and private sector in Bangladesh — from small firms bidding on local works to established companies managing many bids at once.

Live tenders across Bangladesh from a wide range of buyers — government bodies, state-owned enterprises, banks, universities, NGOs and development partners — refreshed daily, with a rolling history so you can track what's been floated, re-tendered and closed.

No. That's the point. Instead of checking many separate sources every day, you see the opportunities relevant to your business in one clean, searchable place — and get notified when something new is published.

Most tender sites are notice boards — they list what's out there. Tenderytics is built to help you decide and win: it matches opportunities to your business, surfaces deadlines and planned procurement early, and gives you market context so bidding is an informed decision, not a guess.

Create an account and set your business profile — your sectors and the buyers you care about. From there you'll get a daily briefing of matched opportunities and alerts. You can start exploring right away.

Yes. One workspace with seats for everyone and real reporting lines. Managers assign customer visits and delivery milestones, each person gets their own plan on their phone every morning, and the team view shows planned-versus-done per person — who's out in the field and who isn't.

Yes — that's half the product. A won contract becomes a delivery project with milestones your team can own. Invoices are aged by customer so the oldest gets chased first, and retention money and performance guarantees are tracked to their release dates, so your own cash is claimed back on time instead of sitting forgotten in a bank.

Completely. Private customers, direct orders and their projects are first-class: the customer book, the field-visit planner, delivery tracking and receivables all work the same whether the job came from a tender or a phone call.