Library · 59 surfaces · five languages
Everything we publish, in one place.
TRINTA publishes a reference layer that is free, has no login and is not a lead magnet: the questions answered, the vocabulary defined in five languages, a source map for every country we cover, the whole CPV classification, the procedures written out step by step, and the datasets behind our own numbers. Every count on this page is read from the same file that renders the surface, so it cannot drift from what is actually there.
Questions, answered
The questions buyers type into an answer engine, each with a self-contained answer at its own address.
The vocabulary
Five glossaries, each written from its own market rather than translated, plus the table that aligns them.
Where each market publishes
One page per country: the national channels named, everything else counted by category, derived from the platform registry.
Codes and sectors
The official EU vocabulary every European notice carries, and the sector view that joins it to the buyers.
How it is done
Step-by-step procedures, written to be followed. The procedure itself differs by market, so these are native rather than translated.
Deciding whether to buy
Comparisons against categories of alternative, never named competitors, each ending with the case for the alternative.
Data and tools
The measured numbers, the datasets behind them, and the free tools that do a step instead of describing it.
The journal
Daily guides, translated into four languages, each routing into the reference pages it belongs to, and routed back from them: the journal reaches 32 of the 124 markets mapped here.
For machines
Every page on this site exists as plain markdown at the same address plus .md. These are the entry points an agent should use.
And the part that is not free
Everything above tells you how the market works. The radar reads it for you every morning, scored against what your company actually sells. The demo runs on your own catalogue before the call.