Jorpex

Jorpex's April 2026 terms and privacy policy state that it is a company registered in England and Wales, but neither publishes a legal name, company number, registered office, founding history or named management team. No matching authoritative corporate record was established in the reviewed sources, so legal identity and operating maturity require direct confirmation.

The service targets small through enterprise government contractors and cross-border suppliers that need automated discovery rather than a full bid-management suite. Starter is positioned for small teams, Pro for growing teams and Enterprise for large organisations; sector pages focus on government contractors, IT consulting, construction and international procurement.

Self-serve subscriptions are $49/month Starter and $149/month Pro, with a custom Enterprise tier and a 14-day trial. Profiles, notification cadence, Slack channels, support and integrations are the main gates. A yearly toggle claims 35% savings, but annual totals, seat allowances, extra-user pricing, taxes and Enterprise minimums are not published; cancellation retains access through the paid period and annual subscriptions are non-refundable for unused months.

Jorpex documents TLS 1.2+, encryption at rest, bcrypt password hashing, role-based internal access, incident procedures, Stripe card handling and named subprocessors including Supabase, Railway, PostHog and OpenAI. Setup is advertised as under five minutes; support moves from email to priority support and an Enterprise account manager/SLA. Certifications, penetration-test results, SSO/MFA availability, backup targets and a public incident history are not stated, and the live status page was showing the service down during this audit.

Jorpex says it aggregates more than 50 public procurement sources, explicitly naming major national and international portals. Its documentation describes portal-specific ingestion that handles different formats, authentication, pagination and rate limits, then normalises notices into one structured format with CPV, geography, translated metadata and source-provided values.

Source pages say monitoring is continuous or around the clock and matches normally arrive within hours of source publication. The ingestion documentation describes source-specific parsing and cross-portal normalisation, but no public per-source freshness report, completeness metric, incident history or missed-record reconciliation process is published; the terms expressly disclaim delays caused by source outages and data-format inconsistencies.

Users configure keywords, CPV or NAICS context, regions, value ranges and disqualifiers; Jorpex then applies embedding-based semantic matching across 17 languages and returns a relevance score plus an explanation or summary. Its privacy policy identifies OpenAI as the model provider and says only public tender text and matching criteria are sent; the public pages do not disclose thresholds, evaluation results or false-positive performance.

Jorpex ingests notice types that can include awards, and its BOAMP and Contracts Finder documentation describes winner and value fields for competitive context. Public pages do not establish the retained history window, a unified award-search interface, completeness across sources or award-to-tender linkage.

Notices retain contracting-authority fields, but the reviewed product and technical pages do not establish canonical buyer entities, alias handling, cross-notice buyer profiles, buyer-level spend aggregation or entity-resolution controls.

Some source notices contain award winners, but the reviewed pages do not establish canonical supplier entities, alias resolution, cross-notice supplier profiles or structured incumbency relationships.

No current product documentation was found for expiry alerts, extension monitoring, calculated renewal windows, predicted re-tender dates or confirmed renewal notices. Award notices on covered portals are not presented as a renewal model.

Jorpex publishes bid guidance but the product documentation does not establish extraction of buyer requirements into gaps, evidence needs, owners, actions, dates or readiness state. The product boundary is monitoring, matching, summarisation and notification.

The core workflow is profile configuration followed by scored notifications into Slack, email and Microsoft Teams, with real-time or digest cadence by plan. Pro expands profiles and Slack channels; Enterprise adds custom integrations and related APIs, but the public documentation does not show assignments, comments, CRM synchronisation, webhook schemas or a shared bid pipeline.

Find a Tender

Jorpex says it continuously ingests Find a Tender notices and delivers matching opportunities.

Contracts Finder

Jorpex says it continuously ingests Contracts Finder publications and delivers matching opportunities.

Public Contracts Scotland

Jorpex explicitly says its UK coverage includes Public Contracts Scotland.

Sell2Wales

Jorpex explicitly says its UK coverage includes Sell2Wales.

eTendersNI

Jorpex explicitly says its UK coverage includes eTendersNI.

Tenders Electronic Daily

Jorpex says it monitors TED and delivers matches by Slack or email.

SAM.gov

Jorpex says it continuously monitors SAM.gov.

BOAMP

Jorpex says it ingests BOAMP notice types and applies configured filters.

United Nations Global Marketplace

Jorpex says it continuously monitors UNGM and delivers AI-matched opportunities.