From award notice to your inbox.
WonMetrics is push-first: you set it up once, and the intelligence comes to you. Here is the whole pipeline, honestly described.
Name your rivals.
Search by company name or registration number. WonMetrics resolves each competitor to its official registry identity, so a renamed subsidiary or an alternate spelling doesn’t slip past.
We watch the notices.
TED eForms — the EU’s official award-notice channel — is checked continuously. Winner names are taken from the notice’s structured organisation records and matched to registry numbers, not by fuzzy string comparison.
You get the email.
A daily or weekly digest, your choice. Each alert names the buyer, the contract value where published, and links to the notice and the winner’s dossier.
What’s in an alert.
The award
Buyer, CPV category, awarded value where the notice publishes one, and the number of bids received where available.
The winners
Every supplier named on the award — multi-winner frameworks list all of them, each resolved to a registry number with country and SME status.
The links
Straight to the official notice on TED and to the winner’s dossier in WonMetrics. You verify at the source, not our word for it.
What’s in a dossier.
Dossiers are Pro. The identity card is free; depth sits behind the plan.
Identity — free
Name, registry number, legal form, founding date and registered address from the national business register. Real data that differs per company — never placeholders.
Financials — Pro
Year-over-year figures where the register publishes them: revenue, results, equity, employees. Norway publishes multi-year data; Sweden covers most small and mid-size limited companies; Finland publishes solvency status instead of figures. Where nothing is published, the dossier says so.
Ownership & risk — Pro
Ownership and UBO data where legally available, plus official distress flags — insolvency proceedings, liquidation, deregistration — from the register itself.
Award history — Pro
The competitor’s public wins over time: buyers, values, categories. The pattern behind the headline.