See the actual workspace.
The view uses example data. Enlarge the image to inspect labels and controls.
Start with a business question
Open “Market overview”. Choose a question: which sectors, regions or sources appear in my tender collection? “Group by” reorganises the chart; “Show data table” reveals its underlying values.
Distinguish news from opportunities
An investment story or event report may suggest future demand. It does not confirm an open contract. Read the original and then search for an actual published notice.
Read coverage and time period
Check sources, collection date and time period. A chart of retained records is not a census of the German market. Incomplete years need careful interpretation.
Understand relevance
Read which documented metadata triggered a news assessment. Sector words alone do not establish a personal business opportunity. Company-specific interpretation also needs services and capacity information.
Choose a verifiable action
Retain the research context and choose a specific check: read documents, monitor a buyer or address a capability gap. Record assumptions and revisit them.
Make the method concrete.
A municipal charging-infrastructure story leads to research into the region, technical services and purchasing organisations. Only a checked notice creates a concrete participation pursuit.
Avoid this common pitfall.
Inferring market size or growth directly from retained story counts. Coverage, duplicates and time windows affect those figures.
Common questions, clearly answered.
Is relevance a win probability?
No. An assessment prioritises research using documented inputs. It establishes neither eligibility nor a chance of award.
Can I read public material without an account?
Public guides, knowledge pages and magazine articles are freely readable. Personal pursuits and protected tools need appropriate access.