Find the tender. Understand what it demands. Prove what you claim.
A bid can be strong on price and still be set aside: a mandatory requirement nobody transcribed, an expired certificate, or a form that was rebuilt instead of filled. This is the whole journey in order, with the guides and the checks for each step.
From open tender to sent submission.
Open tenders across Australia and New Zealand, refreshed every day. Paste your website and see what fits what you actually do.
Stipple reads the pack and lists every requirement with the page it came from, then shows which of your documents answers each one and where you have nothing.
A first draft for every requirement, written from your own evidence, for you to review and edit. Paid once per tender, see pricing.
What a check can and cannot tell you
None of these tools tells you a response complies. Compliance is what the buyer's evaluation panel decides, against criteria you can read but not score yourself. What can be checked mechanically is narrower and still worth doing: does this document carry tampering signals, what dates does it carry, is every required document type present, does a claim match the source it cites, and would a reader see this prose as machine-written. Anything promising more than that is guessing.