Spar, write and improve, with a senior tender specialist at your side.
One conversation, the whole project.
The smart dialog screen sits at the right of your work and helps you do anything in your main screen. Writing your plan? Ask about it. A colleague's note? Spar about it. Review suggestions from the AI? Let the screen turn them into better text.
It turns information into real text improvements, with proposals you can accept or dismiss. It can even leave notes beside your document as reminders for later, and it knows your project and your organisation inside out.
Ask anything. AI has read it all.
You see every source in the screen: the tender documents, your project library, your organisation's library, the notes from the AI review and your reviewers' notes.
Ask anything, and it reads along, thinks with you and helps you out. From a detail deep in the tender documents to a remark a colleague made, everything is right there.
Spar before you change a word.
Put a note straight into the screen and spar about it, the way you would with a senior colleague. Questions like these are welcome:
- Is this really a good idea? I don't see it yet.
- How would this help?
- Are you sure this matches the criteria and objectives?
You can also ask for suggestions on several points at once, or spar first and take the text proposals afterwards. Either way it helps you decide and process, about 3 to 5 times faster than doing it manually, and your thinking goes deeper along the way.
Work in your own order.
Run the steps of your process in whatever order you like, and iterate as much as you want. Go from strategy to analysis to writing and back again, ten times over. The screen follows your lead.
Think it through first, move fast, or work it out with colleagues. It adapts to the way you work.
From review meeting to working text.
Add the transcript of your review meeting and ask the screen to help you process it. No transcript? Your own meeting notes work just as well.
Ask for text proposals on the improvements, ideas and issues raised, and you get around ten new improvement texts to assess, accept, modify or deny one by one.
Or have the review points turned into notes on the side of the document, and save them in the content library to keep them for the rest of the project.
Combine anything in one prompt.
Select any text and prompt on it straight from the screen. Standard buttons can shorten a passage, make it smarter or make it more specific to your project, and here you can also combine those actions yourself.
One prompt can make a passage smarter, shorten it, and check it against the best practices document your colleagues built from last year's tenders. Be as creative in the prompt bar as you like.
It helps the way a senior tender specialist would.
It knows the objectives and criteria you are working on, and it knows everything else that plays a role in your project. So it can spar with you the way a senior colleague would.
You get thorough answers, not polite ones. Its goal is to help you get to the best plan possible, and it is always there when you want to think something through.
What the smart dialog screen can do.
All of it in the same screen, with your project and your organisation as its context.
- Ask anything about the tender documents, the libraries or the notes.
- Spar about a note before you change a word.
- Turn a review transcript or meeting notes into improvement texts.
- Run an analysis from the same screen.
- Combine several actions in one prompt.
- Iterate in your own order, as much as you like.
Put the smart dialog screen to work on your next tender.
Right there with you, from your first question to your final submission.