Give Cue the relevant tender requirements, or point to the scope within content already visible, then press Fn and say what you want extracted, organized or drafted.
Cue only assists with organizing and drafting. Review every requirement against the original tender documents.
Put the tender clauses, scoring items or technical requirements you are handling into the content that is currently visible.
State which requirements to extract, which checklist to build, or which section answer to draft first.
Review and edit the content against the original documents. Once compliance is confirmed, export it with your existing tools and have the bid owner submit it.
The AI tender assistant does not commit to commercial terms on your behalf, and it does not replace professional review. Working from tender content you supply or that is already visible, it can help extract requirements, build a checklist to verify, and draft an outline or a section answer.
It can help extract them. Give Cue the relevant clauses, or point to the scope within content already visible, and it can organize scoring items, qualification requirements, deadlines and formatting rules into a checklist to verify. Confirm each item against the original documents.
It can draft a table of contents, a section outline or response text from the requirements you supply. The output is a first draft that still needs editing; it does not mean every scoring, technical, commercial or compliance requirement has been met. Have the bid owner review and revise it.
Cue’s output does not replace final review or submission. Review, edit and confirm the content yourself, then export and submit it through your existing document or tendering system. Cue does not replace the bid owner’s final judgement.
The same key and the same way of speaking also work for an email draft, a post-meeting recap or organizing a document in the text area in front of you. Check the result each time and decide whether to use it.
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