Find tenders when you prepare bids yourself
You run a company and handle tenders yourself. openSales saves time on finding notices, leaving you more time to check the requirements and decide whether to prepare a bid.
How to find tenders on your own
First a short list, then documents, finally the deadline in the calendar.
You set the filter set once
Industry or CPV code, dates, buyer. The saved set returns with one click.
Area you will reach
You indicate the address and radius on the map, and describe the work in your own words.
Only what is new
The "Recently published" filter shows procedures from yesterday and today. Viewed ones are marked.
Documents without downloading to the drive
On the procedure card, you can view attachments without downloading. The timeline shows which arrived later.
Conditions with source indication
Analysis collects participation conditions, required documents, bid security, and contractual penalties. "Show source" opens a fragment of the SWZ.
Dates in the calendar
You can add the procedure to Watched items, and its deadlines will appear in your calendar.
Division of labor
Pricing stays in your hands
openSales saves time on the work that comes before pricing a bid.
Does openSales
- It collects announcements from e-Zamówienia, TED, platformazakupowa.pl and the Competitiveness Database, including those below the threshold.
- It extracts participation conditions, bid security, deadlines, and contractual penalties from the documentation.
- It collects the deadlines of observed procedures in a calendar.
It stays on your side
- You calculate the daily cost of your people and equipment.
- You assess whether you have the team, equipment, and references for the work.
You decide whether to price a bid. We help you find opportunities worth considering.
Questions from business owners who prepare their own bids
Nie ma tu Twojego pytania? Napisz do nas.
Is openSales useful if the owner handles the tenders in the company?
Yes, this is one of the situations we build it for. You get a list of announcements from your industry and area, and an analysis of the documentation that shortens reading.
Do I have to check all new announcements every day?
No. A saved set of filters returns with one click, and the 'Recently published' filter shows procedures from yesterday and today. Viewed announcements are marked on the list.
Who assesses whether my company can handle such a job?
You, because you know your people, equipment, and references. The analysis collects participation conditions, required documents, bid security, deadlines, and contractual penalties, and 'Show source' opens a fragment of the SWZ.
Can I look around first and create the account later?
Yes. You can view the list of active procedures without logging in. If you submit bids on the openBuy Platform, you can log in to the openSales Platform with the same OpenNexus account details.
This might be more like your situation
- Your situationBids alongside other work
One person in the company prepares bids while having other duties on their plate.
- Your situationSmall businesses
You operate alone or with a few people and want to check if tenders are for you.
- Type of tenderTenders nearby
You are looking for orders within a radius of the company's registered office, from the latest listings.
- Type of tenderConstruction tenders
You perform construction works and are looking for jobs by industry, CPV code, or area.
- Your situationFirst tender
Your company has not participated in a tender before and you want to start with a smaller contract.
- Type of tenderTender with bid security
The tender requires bid security, and you do not want to freeze cash.
Find a tender for your company. Decide whether to bid.
Start with the list itself.
You can view the list of active procedures without logging in. Create an account when you want to save a set of filters and monitor procedures.