TenderDesk watches Uzbek procurement portals, finds Chinese suppliers for every product in a lot, adds customs and freight, and tells you the honest answer: apply, or skip.
You bring your own Claude key. Your data stays yours: export it or delete it at any time.
The work that takes a procurement team a day happens on its own, and waits for you to decide.
Landing 5,000 m² of porcelain tile costs about 587,896,000 UZS against a start price of 720,000,000 UZS. If USD rises 5% before you pay, margin falls to 14.1%. Most a supplier can charge: $6.37 per m².
Load the official customs table and your own freight rates from a spreadsheet or a link. Every number in the verdict traces back to a rate you control.
A lot of forty products is searched product by product, and the plan price of the whole lot is built from the best offer for each.
New lots arrive in Telegram after each scan, and lots worth bidding come with their planned margin and a button to start negotiating.
No message, order or bid leaves without your approval. Nothing is bought or paid for by the system.
Your Claude key and other keys are encrypted on the server and never shown again, not even to you.
If a lot is not worth bidding, it says skip and explains why — including services, local-only goods and lots closing too soon.
Lots, suppliers, conversations and settings of your company only. Invite your colleagues; everyone sees the same work.
One licence, no monthly bill and no limit on users. Searching and reading with AI is billed by Anthropic straight to your own Claude key.
We connect your categories, customs table and keys with you, and check it on live lots.
Download everything — lots, offers, conversations — as one file at any time, or delete your company and all its data.
No. You sign up, paste your Claude key once, choose your categories, and the first scan runs.
Besides the licence, only your own AI use. Searching suppliers through Google results costs about $0.002 a product; reading documents and drafting messages a few cents each.
On the TenderDesk server. Keys are encrypted at rest and never sent back to the browser. You can export or delete everything yourself.
No, and that is deliberate. Bids need your digital signature on the portal. TenderDesk prepares the decision, the numbers and the bid papers; you submit.
It writes the messages and, if you allow it, carries on with counter-offers within your limit. They are sent from your own Alibaba account in your own Chrome, with Claude in Chrome.
Each portal shows its own state at the top of the screen. If one stops answering you see it at once, with the reason.