Can I filter by contract value?

Yes. Filter opportunities by location, value, deadline and service type.

Does Fraser write the RFP response?

Fraser surfaces the opportunity and can support outreach to the buying contact; the formal tender response remains yours to prepare.

Does Fraser guarantee meetings or replies?

No. Fraser is built to help you reach the right prospects with relevant, well-timed outreach and to chase every conversation properly. Whether someone replies or books a meeting is always their decision.

Do we need to learn or manage the software?

No. Our team sets up and runs Fraser for you. You share your business context and take the sales conversations; we handle the tooling and daily campaign work.

Managed AI SDR · Find and respond to relevant RFPs

Never miss a tender worth responding to.

Set up and run for you by our team. RFPs and tenders are often published in scattered places with tight deadlines. Fraser monitors relevant sources, filters by location, value, deadline and service type, and helps your team respond while there's still time.

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RFP monitoring doesn't scale by hand

Checking multiple procurement portals and industry sources daily, then deciding which tenders are actually worth pursuing, eats time your team could spend responding.

Fraser discovers and assesses, you respond

Fraser collects RFPs and tenders continuously, filters and scores them against your service lines, target locations and typical deal size, and links to the original notice - your team reviews each match and prepares the actual response.

Set up and run by our team

AI execution. Human oversight.

The right audience
Research and buying signals shaped around your offer and ideal customers.
Campaigns handled
Targeting, personalisation, channel setup and automated follow-up managed for you.
Conversations, not tasks
Our team monitors replies and brings you the conversations that need your expertise.
An improving approach
Clear reporting and ongoing refinements to audiences, messaging and timing.

The workflow

01
Monitor
Find relevant RFPs and tenders together, with deadlines clearly shown.
02
Filter
Narrow by location, value, deadline and service type to see only what fits your business.
03
Respond
Assign a matched, assessed opportunity to a rep to prepare and submit the response, or turn it into an outreach campaign to the buying contact.

How this works in practice

What Fraser needs

Your service lines, target locations and typical deal size
Access to the procurement sources you want monitored

Channels

Relevant opportunity briefings shared with your team
Email or contact-form outreach to the buying contact, where relevant

Campaign oversight

We agree targeting, messaging and exclusions with you before launch
Our team manages daily quality checks; material strategy changes and sensitive conversations come back to you

Stopping conditions

Tender deadline passes
You mark an opportunity as not relevant
Our team pauses monitoring when requested

Limitations

Fraser discovers and assesses opportunities and links to the original notice - it does not draft, submit or coordinate the formal tender response.
A matched opportunity is not a guarantee of winning the tender.

Output and measurement

Matched opportunities, with the reason for the match, deadline and a link to the original notice, plus any outreach activity started from them.

Illustrative example - fictional company

A facilities-services firm sets filters for public-sector contracts under a certain value in two regions. Fraser surfaces a relevant tender with a 10-day deadline and links to the original notice; the team reviews it and prepares its own submission. This is illustrative, not a reported customer result.

Evidence, with context

Filtering and scoring help your team prioritise which tenders to pursue. Winning a tender still depends on your proposal and the buyer's decision.