New sources, sharper matching, and product changes. Every meaningful update, as it ships.
JUL 10
2026
v2.2
New SourceLive daily coverage grew from 300+ to 500+ sources, without adding a single fragile scraper. The step came from mapping how procurement law actually routes notices: every EU public buyer, utility and defence body must publish above-threshold notices to TED, which we scan daily; countries like Brazil (PNCP), Colombia (SECOP II), Chile (Mercado Publico), Ukraine (ProZorro), Saudi Arabia (Etimad), South Africa (eTenders), Kenya, Ghana, Uganda and a dozen more route all public buyers through one national platform we already read; and UN agencies publish on UNGM. Each covered platform is labelled exactly that way in the product, COVERED via its feed, never presented as a dedicated connector. The remaining mapped platforms stay pending and activate per client, and buyers with their own procurement regimes (a Saudi Aramco, a QatarEnergy) are deliberately not claimed until they have a dedicated connector.
JUL 10
2026
v2.1
New SourceThe platform map more than doubled, and got stricter at the same time. Over 500 newly verified official procurement platforms joined the registry, taking it past 1,000 platforms across more than 130 countries: Europe grew from a TED-centred view to 170+ national and regional portals, Asia entered the map from India and Pakistan to Southeast and East Asia, and North America and Oceania opened as new regions. Quality gates the count: every candidate URL is probed live and its page must show real procurement content, one host means one platform, aggregators and news pages are banned, and dead links are rejected. Roughly 200 candidates failed that bar and were left out. The same gate now runs on every build, so the map can only grow with platforms that actually work. Daily scanning stays curated per client profile (500+ sources), and each mapped platform activates for a client the moment their markets need it.
JUL 9
2026
v2.0
FeatureThe coverage view became a live strategy map. Zoom into a region and read each market by its state: where a local partner is already signed, where candidates are waiting on the bench, and where a tender is live with nobody yet to bid it. Every country carries its own numbers, and one click opens its full dossier: the open tenders, the partners on the ground, and the results so far. It is the whole board on one screen, built to plan the next market from.
JUL 2
2026
v1.9
FeatureFinding a local partner turned into managing them. Each partner now has a profile, an activity timeline, and a stage on the path from first contact to deal-ready, with the markets they cover on record. When a tender needs a partner on the ground, the shortlist is already there, tracked country by country, instead of living in someone's inbox.
JUN 30
2026
v1.8
FeatureFrom a qualified tender, TRINTA now writes a first draft of the bid in one click, grounded in the notice, its specifications, and your own catalogue. It is a starting document, not a finished submission: the structure, the requirement-by-requirement responses, and your matching products are already in place, so the team edits rather than starts from a blank page.
JUN 27
2026
v1.7
FeatureEvery tender now carries a read of the odds and the going rate, taken from real award notices rather than a guess: who tends to win this kind of contract, and what it usually closes at. Each contracting authority gained a Buyer DNA page too: its live tenders, its award history, the firms that keep winning there, and its typical contract value, all in one place. Market Pulse rolls the same award data up to the level of a whole market.
JUN 23
2026
v1.6
FeatureMost radars start when a tender publishes. Signals starts earlier. It tracks prior-information notices, where a buyer has already flagged a coming purchase, and framework awards aging toward their re-tender date, each on its own requalification clock. You position while the field is still forming, and every signal traces back to its official source notice, so nothing on the screen is a rumour.
JUN 19
2026
v1.5
ImprovementTRINTA opened up. An MCP server lets Claude, or any MCP client, query your workspace directly, so your pipeline answers questions from inside your own AI, and any tender can still leave as a clean WhatsApp briefing for a colleague. Your radar meets your team wherever they already work.
JUN 16
2026
v1.4
New SourceTRINTA's platform map now spans 450+ official procurement platforms across more than 100 countries, with 250+ sources scanned daily per client profile: national portals across Africa, Latin America, the Middle East and Europe (all 27 EU member states through TED, plus the United Kingdom, Norway and Switzerland), alongside the global and multilateral institutions. The tender archive passed one million analysed notices. Every new platform is folded into existing client profiles automatically, so coverage grows without anyone changing a setting.
MAY 20
2026
v1.3
FeatureWhen a tender matches a client profile, TRINTA now fetches the full procurement file set and attaches it to the listing. The notice, specifications and annexes arrive together, so nothing stays behind a portal login. Each tender lands ready to read, ready to qualify.
APR 28
2026
v1.2
ImprovementMatching now leans harder on what a company actually makes and where it is qualified to deliver, rather than on broad sector tags. For specialist manufacturers and exporters, that means fewer near-misses at the top of the digest and more contracts the company is genuinely built to win.
APR 7
2026
v1.1
FeatureUltra Controlo, a 40-year medical-gas manufacturer in Portugal, became TRINTA's first client. In its first week the system surfaced a EUR 700,000 hospital tender the team had never seen, and Ultra Controlo won it two weeks later. More than EUR 30M in qualified opportunities surfaced in the first month.