Opportunities
Your saved pursuit pipeline — track, evaluate, and work government procurement opportunities
Opportunities
The Opportunities module is your pursuit pipeline: every tender you save and every opportunity you create manually lives here, with a status, a stage, and a full workspace for evaluating and working the pursuit.
Note
Opportunities is distinct from the Tenders module. Tenders is the browser for raw government notices; Opportunities is where the ones you decide to track are saved and enriched.
Overview
Each opportunity carries:
- Status — identified, evaluating, bidding, submitted, awarded, lost, or declined
- Stage — discovery, qualification, proposal, negotiation, or closed
- A workspace — requirements, linked bid analyses, proposals, intelligence, team members, comments, and an activity log
Setting an opportunity's status to bidding makes it appear in Active Bids, the war-room view for pursuits you have committed to.
Getting Started
Key Features
Browsing Tenders
How opportunity discovery starts and what saving a tender does
Learn moreFiltering & Search
Filter your pipeline by status, stage, source, and industry
Learn moreOpportunity Intelligence
Capability assessment, pricing intelligence, and the AI assistant
Learn moreSimilar Opportunities
Semantic matches and similar awarded contracts
Learn moreLinking Analyses
Connect bid analyses to opportunities
Learn moreSaving & Tracking
Statuses, stages, team, comments, and activity history
Learn moreCreating Custom Opportunities
Manually track opportunities that are not on public portals
Learn moreWhere Opportunities Come From
Every opportunity records where it came from, and you can filter your pipeline by source:
- Saved tenders — from CanadaBuys (federal), SEAO (Québec), or BC Bid via the Tenders browser
- Manual entries — created with the Create Opportunity form for anything not on a public portal
Next Steps
- Browsing Tenders — how discovery flows into your pipeline
- Saving & Tracking — the status and stage lifecycle
- Opportunity Intelligence — evaluate before you commit
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