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Procuris is AI-driven procurement software that streamlines tender management and proposal workflows for public procurement.

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| Website | reactionic.github.io | procuris.eu |
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| Company | — | Startup from Germany · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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procuris is a free, AI-powered platform that covers the entire public procurement workflow — from discovering the right opportunities to submitting a competitive bid. Its AI-based search spans TED, eVergabe and all major procurement portals, understanding the actual content of a tender rather...
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Procuris.eu's answer:
procuris is in its early growth phase; reference customers will be added as they come on board.
Procuris.eu's answer:
Small and medium-sized businesses, startups and freelancers that bid for public contracts, plus the bid managers and business-development teams inside companies selling to the public sector. It's especially useful for firms in sectors with frequent public tenders — construction, IT services, cleaning, consulting, engineering — that lack the resources of a dedicated bid department.
Procuris.eu's answer:
procuris is a web-based SaaS platform built on a modern cloud stack, using AI/NLP models for semantic tender search and document summarization, with integrations to public procurement data sources such as TED and eVergabe.
Procuris.eu's answer:
procuris grew out of firsthand experience with how fragmented and time-consuming public procurement is for smaller companies. Public contracts make up roughly 14% of EU GDP, yet SMEs are underrepresented as bidders simply because finding and assessing the right tenders takes more time than they have. procuris was built to close that gap — and is privately financed and offered free of charge, so that access to public contracts isn't gated behind an expensive subscription.
Procuris.eu's answer:
procuris is one of the few procurement tools that's genuinely free to use for its core functionality — no credit card, no trial expiry. Its AI search understands the content of a tender rather than matching keywords, automatically surfacing similar procedures, estimating contract volume, and scoring relevance. And rather than stopping at search, it combines discovery with a full bid-management CRM (pipeline, references, contacts, organizations) in one platform, covering the whole path from finding a tender to submitting a proposal.
Procuris.eu's answer:
Most tender platforms are expensive, keyword-based, and built for large bid teams. procuris lowers the barrier: the core search and AI summaries are free, so smaller firms can compete without a subscription. It searches across TED, eVergabe and all major portals in one place, summarizes the key documents (participation conditions, specifications, award criteria) in seconds, and bundles bid management so you don't need a separate CRM. It's web-based, GDPR-compliant, and ready in minutes.
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