Introducing Trinta: AI-Powered Tender Intelligence for Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, and Europe
Today we are launching Trinta, an AI-powered tender intelligence platform built for companies operating across Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, and Europe.
The problem we are solving
Procurement teams spend 15 to 20 hours per week manually searching government portals. SMEs without dedicated teams miss most relevant opportunities. Existing tools cover Western Europe well but ignore Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East almost entirely.
What Trinta does
Trinta reads a company's products and website, builds a multilingual keyword profile, and scans 1,627 mapped official platforms across 170+ countries to surface the public tenders that company is built to win, each one scored against its fit. Coverage spans five regions plus the major multilateral institutions, with smaller maps in North America and Oceania:
Africa: 400+ sources, from Kenya PPRA and Nigeria BPP to South Africa eTenders, and expanding.
Latin America: 280+ sources, including Brazil ComprasNet and the national portals of Mexico, Chile, Peru, and beyond.
Middle East: 90+ sources, including Saudi Etimad, UAE government portals, and key Gulf markets.
Asia: 190+ sources, from India and Pakistan through Southeast and East Asia.
Europe: 330+ sources, covering all 27 EU member states through the TED API plus the United Kingdom, Norway, and Switzerland.
Global institutions: 26 sources, including the World Bank, the African Development Bank, and UN agencies.
TRINTA has analysed more than 450,000 tenders building this system. Today, every notice your dedicated agents collect is scored against your company profile, and the result is a personalised daily digest of the opportunities most likely to be worth your time.
Who it is for
SMEs who cannot afford dedicated procurement teams. Enterprise teams needing comprehensive multi-region coverage. Bid writers managing multiple clients. Manufacturers and service firms that already win contracts but miss the tenders they never see.
Proof from week one
Ultra Controlo, a 40-year medical-gas manufacturer in Portugal, surfaced a EUR 700,000 tender in its first week on Trinta and won it two weeks later. In its first month, the platform surfaced more than EUR 30M in qualified opportunities matched to the company's catalogue.
Pricing
TRINTA is priced per client across three scopes on one shared core: Radar from EUR 2,000 a month for a single market, Pipeline at EUR 4,000 a month for teams bidding across regions, and a custom Command scope for large multi-country groups. The scope, and the price, move with your regions, your team and the modules you need.
What comes next
Deeper Latin American coverage, expanded Gulf sources, and Arabic and French keyword profiling. A bid writing assistant is on the roadmap.
Book a demo at trinta.ai.
Frequently asked questions
01What is TRINTA?
TRINTA is per-client public-tender intelligence software. It reads a company's website and product range, builds a multilingual keyword profile, scans official government procurement sources daily and scores each notice 0 to 100 for fit. Procurement documents are retrieved automatically. Coverage spans Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Latin America, and it is sold demo-first rather than self-serve.
02How many procurement sources does TRINTA cover?
TRINTA has mapped and verified 1,627 official procurement platforms across 170 or more countries, and puts 1,360 or more official sources under live daily scanning per client keyword profile. Each client activates the subset matching where it actually sells, rather than receiving everything, and the coverage map is published as JSON at trinta.ai/coverage.json.
03Who is TRINTA built for?
TRINTA suits companies selling into public buyers across more than one country that lose opportunities because nobody has time to watch the portals. In practice that means manufacturers and exporters, multi-country groups, NGOs and development organisations bidding on donor-funded work, and consultants running tenders for several clients at once.
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