AI assistance for TED notices

Introduction

This page explains what "AI assistance" means for TED notices in Firmify — what the draft generates, when it appears, and what the feature's boundaries are.

When it appears

The AI draft section appears only when:

1. An LLM provider is configured server-side (not set to "off")
2. You have opened the details of a specific notice from the results page
3. You click the AI assist button — the draft loads on request, not automatically

If the button is not visible, the feature is not enabled for your profile.

What the draft contains

When successfully generated, the draft typically contains four blocks:

Summary

A concise restatement of the notice — subject, buyer, approximate value, and deadline. Useful for a quick overview without reading the full document.

Requirement ideas

A list of likely participation requirements inferred from the notice text — experience, references, insurance, financial capacity. This is a draft for verification, not an exhaustive analysis.

Risks to verify

Points the draft flags for attention — e.g. a short deadline, specific technical requirements, an unclear subject. Not a substitute for legal or commercial review.

Sample questions for the buyer

Ready-made questions you could submit through the official clarification channel of the procedure. Adapt them to the specific document.

Product boundaries

Firmify does not guarantee eligibility, does not submit bids on your behalf, and does not replace legal or commercial review. Official conditions, deadlines, and award criteria are exclusively in the documentation of the specific procedure — on TED or the buyer portal.

Mandatory next step: before taking any action on the procedure, read the full documentation, verify the deadline in the official SOURCE of the notice, and consult an expert if needed.