Drop the tender pack once. Take out each trade you are sending: every line with its quantity and the page or row it came from, its drawings by revision and its questions. Download each trade as its own Excel and send each firm only what it needs to price.
Subcontractors are pushing back on digging their scope out of every trade’s documents. Some won’t price it. Some price it with a page of exclusions. A clean package gets you returns you can compare, line for line.
The same zip or folder you were going to send. Up to 400 files, 1 GB.
Free: how many lines, documents and open specs each trade has in the pack.
One pack per trade. Its lines, drawings and questions, with every reference.
Each trade downloads as its own spreadsheet to send from your own email.
A real 12-document commercial kitchen pack, dropped as it was sent. 167 lines read in 3.9 seconds and split into 8 trade packages, each one ready to price.

A chatbot summary skips lines and makes some up. Tendello lists every billed line it can read, with the page or row it came from, so you can check each one before you price it.
15 trade packs a month for the whole company. Extra packs £9.99. Yearly £1,490.
They get the spreadsheet you send them. If they want their own reading of a different pack, that’s their £19.99, not yours.
No VAT is charged. Every price shown is the whole price.
No. The pack is read, not edited. Each line points back to the page or row in your own documents.
By the documents they come from: a document whose title names the trade, plus the bill and specification that cover the whole job. Nothing is guessed from a line’s wording, and no AI model is involved.
Only if you send them. Each trade downloads as its own spreadsheet.
No. Drawings are listed and matched by revision. Quantities come from what the documents print.
Nowhere. The files are deleted once read and the trade pack comes back to your screen only. Download the Excel to keep it.