Six platforms,
built and running.
Each one started the same way — a process someone was doing by hand, badly, at scale. Examples of what we build, not the limit of it.
Win more of the work you already bid for.
Bid teams answer from memory. BidEngine drafts from their own evidence library — every claim traceable to work they actually did.
- Finds every question, including the buried ones
- Drafts against the buyer's scoring criteria
- Catches what loses marks before you submit
The flagship. A full bid workflow — intelligence, gate, draft, score, check — where most tools only do the drafting.
Score every submission the same way.
The other side of the table: scoring that is fast, consistent and defensible, with moderation and sign-off built in.
- Same criteria on every entry
- Moderator assigns, then signs off
- An audit trail that survives challenge
Built single-tenant from day one — evaluation data is sensitive by definition, so it runs in the client's own environment.
Prove the job landed in their system.
Contractors re-key finished jobs into the client's CAFM and hope it stuck. ProofSync moves it across and reads it back to prove it landed.
- No double entry between systems
- Read-back proof the record landed
- No more monthly completion disputes
An evidence layer above the CAFM — it doesn't replace anyone's system, it makes two of them agree.
Stop hunting for the next opportunity.
The data on who needs work doing is public — just scattered across a dozen registers. Rivant turns it into a ranked pipeline.
- Joins property, energy and company data
- Ranks by size, not by who shouted
- Writes the brief, so the first call isn't cold
Built for programme origination — finding the work worth doing before it reaches a tender portal.
Scope a site once, for every technology.
Every technology gets its own spreadsheet and its own specialist. ScopeNow assesses a site once, not five times.
- One flow, every technology
- Capture site data once, reuse everywhere
- A client-ready scope, not a spreadsheet
One platform, many modules — because the hard part of scoping is the site, and the site doesn't change per technology.
An operator with a login — not a chatbot with a phone number.
A maintenance helpdesk is a full-time coordinator that never stops. Terri runs the desk — takes the call, raises the job in the CAFM, chases the contractor, and stops for a person when it needs judgement.
- Takes calls & email, 24/7 — never misses a job
- Raises, chases and escalates — grounded in your estate
- Every action auditable; works any CAFM
The call is about a tenth of her. The rest is operating your system — as a licensed user, authorised by you.