Tendaro is built as a modular bid operating system. Seven specialised modules cover the entire lifecycle of a tender, from automated intake through bid/no-bid decisions and AI-assisted drafting to structured submission and strategic pipeline intelligence. All modules access a single tenant-isolated knowledge library hosted in Switzerland.
Tendaro consolidates everything a Swiss bid team needs day to day into one closed platform. Unlike a generic stack of email, Excel and SharePoint, the seven modules are tuned to one another so data, content and decisions flow without breaks from intake all the way to strategic analysis.
Every module can be adopted on its own, but together they are stronger. Teams that start with Tender Intake immediately gain pipeline visibility. Adding Knowledge Matching shortens first-draft time. Submission Check then checks compliance systematically before submission, and Bid Pulse turns operations into strategic steering.
Tendaro does not replace your existing toolchain. What works together today without extra effort:
What does not connect today: there are no ready-made connectors to CRM systems such as Salesforce or HubSpot, nor to SharePoint, Teams, Google Drive or mail inboxes. Those are planned, but we deliberately name no date while none is committed. In practice teams work like this today: the CRM keeps managing accounts and pipeline, Tendaro runs the tender, and the handover happens through export and upload. If a specific connector decides your evaluation, raise it in the first call and we will tell you plainly where it stands.
Whatever scope is enabled, all content is processed in tenant-isolated environments inside Swiss data centres. There is no training on customer data for the benefit of third parties. Tendaro is therefore deployable in any configuration where Swiss data requirements apply.
No. Tendaro is modular. Many teams start with Tender Intake and Bid Desk, then add Knowledge Matching and Submission Check as the knowledge library matures. Bid Pulse usually follows in the second half of the rollout.
Not today. There are no ready-made CRM connectors. Those are planned, and we will name a date only once one is committed. What connects today: SIMAP, document upload in all common formats, a structure-faithful Excel export, and single sign-on via SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect including Entra ID and Google Workspace. The Enterprise plan adds an API.
Yes. Tendaro does not replace the surrounding stack. Your document store remains the source of truth for contracts, your CRM keeps managing accounts. Tendaro owns tender logic, knowledge mapping and submission.
It depends on team size, number of tenants and the maturity of the existing knowledge library. We accompany the rollout personally.