One radar. Every tender
you are built to win.
TRINTA is a private workspace built around one client at a time: your catalogue, your regions, your rules. Agents scan 900+ official sources daily, an AI audit reads and scores every notice, and it all lands in one pipeline your team can actually work.
The day starts on one screen.
The command center opens on what matters this morning: how many relevant tenders are live, which of them fit strongly, what the tracked pipeline is worth and where it sits by region, with the top opportunities ranked underneath. It also shows when the last scan ran, whether the data audit passed, and when the next sweep begins. No portals, no tabs, one screen.
Every notice read and scored, 0 to 100.
The opportunities list holds open, unexpired tenders only. Every notice has been read against your profile and scored 0 to 100 for fit, with the noise scored down and pushed below the line. Deadlines sit on every row and closing-soon rises to the top. Anything that could not be verified against an official source waits in To Confirm, with the missing pieces listed, instead of polluting the list.
One page that reads the tender for you.
Open a tender and the reading is already done. An AI audit scores the fit and says why. A product match ledger maps the buyer's named requirements to your catalogue, line by line. The going rate and the win read are taken from real award history, not gut feel. A first draft of the bid is one click away, and your team's notes and bid status live on the same page.
Signals, before the notice exists.
Most radars start when the tender publishes. Signals starts earlier: prior-information notices where a buyer has already signalled a purchase, and framework awards aging toward re-tender, each on its own requalification clock. You position before the field forms, and every signal is traced to its official source notice, so nothing on this screen is a rumour.
The quiet capabilities.
Partners bench
A bench of the installers, distributors and local partners you bid with, tracked country by country, next to the tenders that need them.
12-status bid pipeline
Every bid moves through a twelve-status ladder, from first look to won or lost, with the outcome recorded to sharpen the next one.
WhatsApp and summary exports
Any tender leaves the workspace cleanly: a WhatsApp message for a colleague or a generated summary, one click from the tender page.
MCP server
Bring your pipeline into your own AI. Claude, or any MCP client, can query your workspace read-only with an API key.
Multi-language scanning
Sources are scanned in the languages buyers publish in, and the audit reads them all, so a strong fit in another language is still a strong fit.
Per-client branding
Your radar runs in its own workspace, under your name and your colours. The screens above carry our first client's.
Every image on this page is an unretouched screenshot of the live platform, captured in early July 2026 from the workspace TRINTA runs for Ultra Controlo, the founder's family company and first client. The tenders, scores, deadlines and counts are real records as they stood that day. Each client's radar runs under its own name and branding, which is why these screens read UltraVision: that is the name this workspace wears for that client.
The newest client, unconnected to the founder, won two tenders its radar surfaced in month one: EUR 130,000 and EUR 60,000.