Company workspace, tenders & monitoring

Why

To develop its business, a company needs to identify contracts that match its activity and keep track of their deadlines. The Tenders section brings together tenders and B2B consultations to support this search. The company workspace lets users keep useful notices and organize monitoring around their criteria. This marketplace is for finding contracts; it does not offer financial investments.

How, in the application

Browse and check the source. Public search lets you filter notices by country, sector, and deadline, then view their details and source. Read the buyer's tender documents to confirm the required evidence, dates, and conditions: the Tauraco listing helps identify an opportunity but does not replace its tender documents. Check that the notice is open and confirmed by the buyer before preparing a bid.

Return to your work. After signing in with their personal Tauraco account, users find their favorites and saved searches in the company workspace. The same identity lets them move between modules. Rights granted within the company determine which files they can view and which actions they can take; some functions remain reserved for managers.

Receive the monitoring you choose. Alert subscriptions require an e-mail address, criteria, a daily or weekly frequency, and consent. You must then confirm the address through the link received to activate delivery. Each digest includes an unsubscribe link. Saving a favorite or a search does not replace this confirmation.

B2B consultations. Private consultations published by a company have their own visibility and permissions. They do not grant access to other companies' private files. Check the buyer's identity, documents, and deadline in the relevant consultation before preparing a response.

The manager creates the consultation, selects its visibility scope, and requests publication. Moderation must approve it before it becomes visible to other authorized companies; a material edit can send it back for review. The buyer sees the responses received, while each supplier can return to its own response without accessing competitors' proposals.

Safeguards

• Browsing public notices does not require a paid subscription; working in a private workspace requires signing in and holding the corresponding rights.
• A displayed deadline or a received alert is neither a bid submission nor an extension of the buyer's deadline.
• Information missing from a notice must be obtained from its source, never inferred from another tender or another country.