Tendor shows recent uploads and how many reusable evidence files are available to AI analysis. Ask AI and Pre-qualification can use these files to find supporting proof, identify missing evidence, and draft stronger responses.If a file should support future bids, upload it to the Library instead of attaching it only to a chat.
Case studies that no longer represent your current work
Outdated evidence can weaken AI analysis. If Tendor cannot verify a requirement from current files, treat it as a gap until your team supplies evidence.
Use search, folders, rename, move, and delete actions to keep the library organised. File previews may show a processing state briefly after upload. If a preview is still processing, you can continue working and return later.If you upload a file with the same name as an existing file, Tendor may ask whether you want to replace it or keep the existing version. Choose replace when the new file is the current source of truth, such as a renewed insurance certificate. Keep the existing file when the documents are different and both may be useful.
Deleted Library files may appear in Recently Deleted before they are removed permanently. Restore a file if it was deleted by mistake, or delete it permanently when your team no longer needs it.Some imported or system-managed files may have limited edit options. If you cannot rename, move, or delete a file, check whether it came from an opportunity, a connected source, or another managed workflow.
If Ask AI or Pre-qualification says evidence is missing, first check whether the proof is already in the Library under a different name. If it exists, rename or organise it so teammates can find it. If it does not exist, upload the latest file and run the analysis again.