Analytics
Tender analytics for your market: buyers, deadlines and competition
See what your market published, when it closes, who is buying, who else is invited and what your team did about it, for 1, 7, 30 or 90 days against the period before. On the Team and Group plans.
In the last 7 days ScanX found 164 bids in your line. 41 close in the next 7 days and 5 name your firm.
- Found
- 164+18%
in your line, last 7 days
- Open now
- 412
across every source
- Closing in 7 days
- 41
deadline inside a week
- Invite you
- 5
name your firm as a seller
- In play
- 12
shortlisted, bidding, submitted
- Closed, no decision
- 9
nobody marked them
Demand
Bids found per day, this week against last.
Deadlines
Closing dates over the next six weeks.
Buyers
Buyer units publishing the most in your line.
- Naval stores depots38
- Thermal power stations27
- Shipyards22
- Central public works divisions17
- Research laboratories12
Access
Open, limited and single tenders.
Your pipeline
From found to won, this period.
- Found164
- Reviewed121
- Shortlisted34
- Bidding12
- Submitted7
- Won2
What stands out
Written only when a threshold is crossed.
- Thermal power stations published 11 bids in your line, up from 4.
- 9 bids close on Thursday 8 October.
- 9 bids closed last week with no decision.
Demo workspace. Illustrative data.
Headline numbers
Six numbers at the top, each one a link
Each tile shows the change on the previous period where a comparison is fair, and says why when it is not. Flows carry a sparkline; stocks do not, because a past stock cannot be reconstructed honestly.
| Found | Bids in your line that arrived in the period, by the date the buyer published them. |
|---|---|
| Open now | Bids still open, across every source. |
| Closing in 7 days | Open bids with a deadline inside a week. |
| Invite you | Bids whose document names your firm as an invited seller. |
| In play | Shortlisted, Bidding and Submitted. |
| Closed, no decision | Bids that closed while nobody had marked them. The number to bring down. |
Sections
Six sections, one lead sentence each
Every section opens with the sentence a director would want read aloud, then the charts behind it. Up to four What stands out notes appear above them when something crosses a threshold, and a calm week says so.
| Demand | Bids found per day, week or hour with the previous period drawn behind, the weekdays buyers publish on, and days of notice from publication to closing, with the median and the share under a week. |
|---|---|
| Deadlines | A calendar of the next six weeks of closing dates. Each busy day links to the list of bids closing on it. |
| Buyers | Buyer units, buyer groups, categories and source portals, ranked, each with its change on the previous period. |
| Access and competition | The split of open, limited, single and government only bids; the firms named on restricted bids, shown once enough firms recur to mean something; what buyers ask for; EMD, turnover floor and experience bands. |
| Your pipeline | Found, Reviewed, Shortlisted, Bidding, Submitted, Won, and why bids did not go forward: assigned elsewhere, screened out, declined or closed with no decision. |
| ScanX at work | How many bids were checked against your rules, how many matched, what was kept off your list and why, and when each source was last read. |
How the numbers are kept honest
Rules the analytics page is built on
Analytics that disagree with the list are worse than none. These are enforced in code and tested.
| A number is its list | Every count that links to the list equals the length of the list it opens, because both are computed by the same function. |
|---|---|
| Counted once | A procurement carried by several portals counts once. History never double counts. |
| Honest history | Periods before every source was read in full are drawn hatched and labelled partial, never claimed complete. |
| India time | Every day, week and deadline is bucketed in IST. |
| Accessible | Every chart has a sentence describing it for screen readers and a Show as table switch with the underlying numbers. |
| Prints as a brief | The page prints to a clean two page brief for a meeting. |
Group plan
Company analytics: results, pricing and position
On the Group plan, analytics reaches past the tender list into your own results and your book. Money views are visible to directors only; division users see their own tenders.
| Results | Won and lost, the gap to L1, how many firms bid and who won instead, from the results your team records. |
|---|---|
| Pricing coverage | How many open bids have a cost floor from comparable past jobs, and how many rest on fewer than three. |
| Where you win | Booked value and tender flow by channel and division. |
| Turnover asked | How often a buyer's turnover floor exceeds what your firm can show, and which documents say so. |
| Position | Booked, earned, expense, profit and margin by division, with every figure's formula and source cell. |
| Monday brief | Built at 07:30 IST every Monday and never recomputed: week on week changes, exceptions, cash, bids in hand and results. Twelve lines to email and Slack; two A4 pages to print. |
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