In development

Bidline.

The tender preparation workspace we are building: read the pack, turn it into a matrix of what it demands, keep your evidence in one place, and back every claim with a document you hold.

It is not finished and we are not naming a date. This page exists so you can see what already works, what does not exist yet, and tell us which part you need first — the answers change what gets built.

What works today

Every one of these is live now and free to try. Bidline is the workspace that will join them up; the checks themselves already run.

  • Find the opportunity

    Search open Australian and New Zealand government tenders, or paste your website and rank them against what your business actually does. Free to browse, no account.

    Find tenders
  • Read the pack

    Pull fields and whole tables out of a tender PDF, each value carrying the page it came from, so a requirements matrix stops being retyping.

    Extract from a document
  • Check your evidence

    Tampering signals, provenance and the dates a certificate, licence or letter carries, before it goes into a pack in your name.

    Check a document
  • Check who you name

    Screen the subcontractors, partners and referees a bid names for adverse media and sanctions exposure. PEP is not screened, and the result says so.

    Screen a name
  • Review before you send

    Three separate checks you run yourself today: citations resolved and a sample of claims judged against the sources they cite, text matched against what is already published, and prose scored for how machine-written it reads.

    Check a document

What does not exist yet

Listed plainly, because a waitlist that is vague about what it is for wastes your time and ours.

  • A bid workspace: one place per tender that holds the pack, the requirement matrix, the evidence and the drafts, shared with your team.
  • A requirement matrix built for you from the pack, with each row carrying its page, ready to edit rather than ready to type.
  • An evidence library that remembers your insurances, certifications, licences, referees and past projects, and tells you which ones expire before a tender closes.
  • Drafted responses mapped to the published evaluation criteria and grounded in evidence you actually hold.
  • A submission pack assembled from approved content, with a lodgement checklist.

One thing Bidline will not do, ever: tell you that a response complies. Whether a submission satisfies a criterion is decided by the buyer's evaluation panel. What can be checked mechanically — does this document carry tampering signals, what dates does it carry, is every required document type present, does a claim match the source it cites — is what we build.