Company matching
Fit scores from your profile, not a keyword.
Sidona scores new government notices against what your company actually does — capabilities, regions, and certifications — so the right tenders rise before anyone opens the PDF.
On the dashboard
The reason sits under the percentage
Matching on Home lists the highest scores first. Under each title, a line names which profile fields overlapped — a service, a region, or a certification — so someone else on the bid team can see why it ranked.
What the score looks at
- Capabilities and services you already deliver
- Regions and jurisdictions you can perform in
- Certifications and clearances on the profile
- Contract types your team usually pursues
SIDONA286
New in 24h
12
Saved
64
Closing soon
Matching
Best-fit tenders for your company profile
Managed IT Services for Cloud Modernization
Cybersecurity Assessment — Provincial Network
SOC Monitoring and Incident Response
Fit score from your profile — IT managed services, SOC 2, Ontario & federal, Canadian data residency.
How it works
- 1
Save the profile before you expect scores
Matching has nothing useful to rank until capabilities, regions, and certifications are on the company profile.
- 2
The next sync applies it
Notices already in the feed are rescored. New ones are scored as they arrive on the 12-hour cycle.
- 3
Use the score to pick a PDF, then ask it
Open a high match and move clause questions — bonding, insurance, mandatory items — into Talk to the Tender.
How a score shows up
- A percentage sits on the notice inside Matching.
- Low scores stay in the full feed. They are not removed.
- You can open the official listing from the same row.
- An optional email can flag strong matches after a sync.
What the score does not decide
- Bonding amounts and insurance limits are not in the score. Ask those in Talk to the Tender.
- A high score is not a recommendation to bid.
- Sidona does not write the proposal or submit it.
Score the next sync against your profile
Add capabilities, regions, and certifications. The following sync ranks new notices. No charge today on the 10-day trial.