Make every tender review easier to follow.

Clear, practical guidance for setting up TenderFaro, reviewing tender requirements, and keeping evidence linked to its source.

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Set up your organization, add reusable company evidence, and review your first tender analysis.

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Organize the company information and evidence TenderFaro can use across multiple tender analyses.

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Understand the source-linked workflow from uploaded tender document to human-reviewed findings.

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See how TenderFaro compares tender requirements against reusable company evidence without hiding the source material.

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Use source citations to trace an important finding back to tender wording and the related company evidence.

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Learn about TenderFaro’s implemented privacy, access-control, storage, and review controls.

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Search supported official sources, inspect the original notice, and import an opportunity without starting analysis automatically.

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Save focused discovery filters, run them again, and review newly detected public opportunities.

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Compare organization details with GLEIF, VIES, Companies House, and IAF sources without confusing customer-entered data with provider results.

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Prepare company evidence, upload a tender, review structured findings, and trace every important result to its source.

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Understand profiles, security, notifications, team roles, billing, usage, upgrades, and cancellation controls.

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See which public tender and company-data providers are available, configured, or awaiting external access.

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Update personal details, secure your Supabase account, manage MFA, and choose notifications and preferences.

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Understand plan allowances, usage, confirmed upgrades, Stripe Customer Portal, cancellation, and synchronization delays.

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Recover from provider outages, missing source documents, empty searches, analysis review states, and billing synchronization delays.