Know what the tender demands before you write a word.
Upload the tender conditions. WonMetrics gives you the minimum requirements, the deadline, the documents you have to submit and how the buyer scores the bid — each with the quote and the page it came from, checked against your own file. Then it shows what that buyer has awarded before.
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Most bids are lost on the conditions, not the price.
The requirement that disqualifies you is on page 14.
It is in the documents you were sent. It is also in an appendix nobody read to the end, three days before the deadline, with the bid already written.
You learn who won at the debrief.
You lose a tender, and only then find out who you were really up against. The award notice was public — nobody was watching it for you.
A name is not intelligence.
Knowing who won is a headline. Knowing how often they win here, how many bid against them, and how strong they are financially is what changes your next decision.
Decide before you write — then let it watch for you.
Analyse the tender you have. Check the buyer you’re bidding to. Then let it watch the market for you.
Tender analysis with page references
Upload the conditions and get the minimum requirements, the deadline, the documents to submit and the award criteria — each quoted from your own file with its page. The rest of the card shows what the buyer has awarded before.
Go / no-go
Bids per contract last time, incumbent share, SME winners and typical contract length for any buyer and category. Fixed rules on published figures — not a model, and every figure is shown.
Open right now
The tenders that buyer has open today, with deadline, days left, category and estimated value — shown on the same card as the call, so you decide while you still can bid.
Award alerts
An email when an award notice names a competitor you track — daily or weekly digest, your choice. The alert carries the buyer, the value and a link to the notice.
Published contract end dates
When a buyer’s current contracts end, taken from the award notice itself — end date, estimated end, or start plus stated term. Where none is published, it says so instead of guessing.
Competitor tracking
Follow the 3–5 rivals you actually meet in tenders. WonMetrics remembers them, watches TED for them, and shows their award history when you need it.
Supplier dossiers
Every winner resolves to its registry number. One click opens the official-register profile: identity, financials where published, ownership and risk flags. Pro.
From a name in a notice to a company you understand.
Every winner in the feed links to a dossier built from the official registers: identity from the national business register, year-over-year financials where they are published, ownership, and risk flags. Sources are named on every section.
- Registry-sourced, not scraped — every figure has a named official source.
- Nothing inferred. Where a register publishes no figures, the dossier says “not disclosed”.
- Multi-winner frameworks list every supplier that got on — not just the first name.
We publish what we cannot do.
Financial depth varies by register, and we say so up front. Norway publishes multi-year figures; Sweden covers small and mid-size companies but not the giants; Finland’s register publishes solvency status rather than figures. Where a register publishes nothing, your dossier says “not disclosed” — it never guesses. The coverage page lists exactly what you get per country.
Three steps, then it runs.
Upload the tender.
Drop in the conditions as PDF, Word or the ZIP from the portal — up to 50 MB. Leave out the drawings you don’t need.
We read every page.
Minimum requirements, the deadline, the documents to submit and the award criteria — each one checked back against your own file before you see it.
You get the checklist — and the buyer’s history.
Every line carries its quote and page number, next to what this buyer has awarded before, how many bid and when the contract ends. Then an email the day a rival wins one.
Built for teams that bid again and again.
If you meet the same rivals every cycle, watching them is not curiosity — it’s pipeline.
IT & consulting suppliers
Framework agreements can name dozens of winners. See who actually got on, at what value — and which of them you’ll meet at the next call-off.
Facility & service providers
Cleaning, canteen, maintenance: municipal tenders recur on a cycle, and so do the winners. Know when a rival takes a contract in your region.
Construction & contractors
Regional tenders, recurring buyers, and the financial strength of the companies underbidding you — from the official registers, not rumour.
Bid managers & owners
One email that covers your market instead of ad-hoc TED searches before each deadline. The tool remembers your rivals so you don’t have to.
Customer logos and testimonials will appear here once real references are available. This slot is intentionally empty — fabricated proof on an intelligence product is a credibility failure.
Common questions.
What is the go / no-go based on?
Only fields the award notice itself publishes: the number of tenders received, the named winners with their SME flag, the contract period and the awarded value. WonMetrics applies fixed rules to them — median bids per contract, incumbent share — and shows every figure it used. It is not a model, and it does not estimate. Where a notice publishes no bidder count, the card says so.
Which countries have bidder counts and contract end dates?
They come from TED eForms notices, published EU-wide from 2023 onwards. Denmark is deepest today; Norway and Finland follow. Older notices carry neither bidder counts nor named winners, so the call is always dated and its sample size shown.
Where does the data come from?
Award notices come from TED eForms — the EU’s official publication channel for public contracts. Company data comes from official national business registers via the Nordic Data API, our own registry-data service. Nothing is scraped and nothing is a resold aggregate database.
Which countries do you cover?
Award notices are EU-wide via TED, with Denmark deepest today. Supplier dossiers draw on official registers across 15+ European countries. The coverage page lists exactly which data is available where.
How fast are the alerts?
Alerts arrive as a daily or weekly digest — your choice. WonMetrics checks TED continuously, so a daily digest tells you about a competitor’s win the day the award notice is published.
Do you show company financials?
Where the register publishes them. Norway publishes multi-year figures; Sweden covers most small and mid-size limited companies (large filers submit PDF accounts, not data); Finland publishes solvency and registry status rather than figures. Where nothing is published, the dossier says “not disclosed” instead of estimating.
What does the free plan include?
Three go / no-go checks a month, searching public awards in Denmark and the EU, tracking one competitor, a basic company card, and the weekly digest if you opt in. Pro (499 kr or €59 a month) unlocks unlimited checks, full supplier dossiers, unlimited tracking, the award-market view, buyer activity and daily alerts.
Is it legal to monitor competitors like this?
Yes. Everything WonMetrics shows is published by public authorities for exactly this purpose: contract-award notices are published under EU procurement law, and business registers are public by statute. WonMetrics adds the watching, matching and context — not the data.
Who is behind WonMetrics?
AddonNordic ApS, a Danish company (CVR 46495985). Payments run through Stripe with EU VAT handled; data processing happens in the EU.
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