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Tendersight Word

Finish tender documentswithout leaving Word.

Select the text that needs work. Tendersight can improve it, translate it, remove sensitive details, or fill a template. You review every change in Word before accepting it.

Works inside Microsoft Word

Preview of Tendersight working inside Microsoft Word
In your Word document

Finish tender documents.
Keep every edit in Word.

Use one task pane for common document work. Your current Word file stays open, and every suggested edit is yours to accept or reject.

What you get

Four ways to finish the document in front of you.

The four actions sit beside the document you are editing. Suggested changes stay in Word for review.

Improve writing

Select a passage and get a revised version to review.

Review the exact change.

Tendersight shows its suggestion with Word's tracked changes. Keep it, edit it, or reject it.

Keep working in the same file.

There is nothing to export or paste back. The Word document you opened is the document you finish.

Anonymize

Replace organization, contact, and location details with clear placeholders.

Fill template

Fill a tender template from the same Word panel.

You keep the final say.

  1. Review the exact change.

    Tendersight shows its suggestion with Word's tracked changes. Keep it, edit it, or reject it.

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  2. Keep working in the same file.

    There is nothing to export or paste back. The Word document you opened is the document you finish.

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FAQ

Questions about Tendersight Word

Does Tendersight work inside Microsoft Word?

Yes. Tendersight appears in a task pane beside the document you are editing.

What can I do with it?

You can improve selected writing, translate text, anonymize sensitive details, and fill a tender template.

Can I review a change before accepting it?

Yes. Tendersight shows suggestions with Word's tracked changes. You can accept or reject them.

Do I need to export another file?

No. You keep working in the Word file you already opened.

Try it on a real tender document.

Book a demo and see the four actions inside Microsoft Word.