The Tender Info panel on the Results page
Tender Info is the panel that opens when you click an evaluated tender on the Tender Navigator Results page or the Overview. It shows the AI verdict and reasoning, the tender's details with a link to the original notice, the filter exactly as it was when the tender was evaluated, and the Share and Save to list actions.
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Opening it
Click a row on the Results page, or a row under Recent results on the Overview. The panel slides in over the page; the list stays behind it.
Header actions
- Save to list (reads Saved once the tender is in a list). See Tender Lists.
- Share: creates a public link to this tender, or copies and manages an existing one. See Sharing a tender.
Evaluation completed
The verdict, Matched or Unmatched, and the AI's reasoning. A days left badge shows the time to the deadline. See Why a tender was matched or unmatched.
Tender details
Publication date, Deadline date, Estimated budget (when stated), Buyer country, Language, Source system, External ID, and the CPV and NAICS codes the tender carries. The description follows, and Open original tender opens the notice on the source platform in a new tab.
Filter info
The filter as it was when this tender was evaluated: Keywords, Countries, CPV, NAICS, Deadline offset, the Budget range and the rule for tenders without a budget, and the LLM model. This is an archived snapshot: editing the filter later never changes what is shown here, so the reasoning above always has the criteria it was written against.
When the filter used Translate keywords, a Translated keywords table lists the keyword translations by language that were used to match this tender.
Why it is a panel
The panel keeps the Results page and its filters where they were, so you can work down a list of results one by one. Closing it returns you to the same row.
Related articles
- Understanding Matched and Unmatched resultsHow to read the Results page in Tender Navigator: the Matched and Unmatched verdicts, the reasoning, the filters and date range, the seven-day default window, and the actions on a result.
- Why a tender was matched or unmatchedHow to find out why Tender Navigator's AI marked a tender as Matched or Unmatched: the reasoning on the result, the filter snapshot it was judged against, and how to change future verdicts.
- Sharing a tender with a public linkHow to share an evaluated tender from Tender Navigator with someone who has no account: creating the link, what the recipient sees (verdict, reasoning, tender details), and how to delete the link.
- Tender Lists: saving and organising tendersMy Lists in Tender Navigator: the Favorites list, custom lists, saving evaluated tenders from results, per-tender notes and pipeline status, the table and Kanban views, filters inside a list, and moving tenders between lists.