TenderDesk watches Uzbek procurement portals, prices each lot against Chinese suppliers, adds customs and freight, and tells you the honest answer: apply, or skip.
Yours outright. No subscription, no per-seat fee, no limits. Your server, your keys, your code.
The work that takes a procurement team a day happens while you read your morning messages.
Scans the tender portals several times a day and keeps only what matches your categories, value and deadlines. Everything else is filtered out with the reason shown.
Pulls the product list, quantities, bid security, advance payment, penalties and certificates — and flags the traps, like lots that only local manufacturers may bid on.
Searches Alibaba and Made-in-China in parallel, scores quality, and drops anyone who fails your rules before a single message is sent.
Counter-offers down to the price you set, in the supplier's own language, and brings every final offer back to you for approval. It never orders or pays.
Real landed cost in Uzbekistan — goods, freight, duty, VAT, broker, guarantees and a risk buffer — against the tender price.
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%. Walk-away supplier price: $6.37 per m².
Load your own customs rates and freight tariffs from a spreadsheet. Every number in the verdict traces back to a rate you control.
Lots arrive in Uzbek Latin, Uzbek Cyrillic and Russian. Supplier replies arrive in Chinese. You read one unified thread in your language.
The daily digest lands in Telegram with Analyze and Skip buttons. Send a voice note to set the agents a task on the way to the office.
No message, email, order or bid leaves without you pressing approve. The agent works to your walk-away price and stops there.
You bring your own Claude key, mailbox and supplier logins. They 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. A good margin with a failing supplier is never reported as a clean apply.
Handed over once and it is yours — the running system and the source code with it.
One handover, no monthly bill and no user limit. Add as many people and categories as you like.
It comes in your own GitHub repository. Change it, extend it, or hand it to another developer later.
Ask Claude for a change, approve it, and it ships. You do not need to know how to code.
Your Claude key, your mailbox, your Alibaba account. Nothing routes through anyone else.
The server is light enough for the cheapest plan. The browser work happens in your own Chrome.
Installed, connected to the portals, and tested on live lots before you touch it.
No. It arrives set up. You paste your Claude key once, choose your categories, and the first scan runs.
Open Claude on your computer or phone, say what you want changed, and approve it. The code lives in your GitHub repository and updates itself from there.
On your own server if you self-host, or on ours. Credentials are encrypted at rest and never returned to the browser.
No, and that is deliberate. Bids need your digital signature on the portal. TenderDesk prepares the decision and the numbers; you submit.
Each source reports its own health. If one stops returning lots you get an alert instead of silence.