Ishara.

For consultancies

Market studies from the procurement record,
with every client kept apart.

Map a market from the procurement record in Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and the UAE, size the competition with bid benchmarks, and keep each client's meetings, email and shortlist in its own workspace. Hand the team a live link, not a stale slide.

A work email reserves 5,000 credits ($50).

QatarBahrainSaudi ArabiaKuwaitOmanUnited Arab Emirates Six markets · Each client kept apart · Your private context never trains models

Companies17Mcompanies covered, for every supplier and rival in the study
People1.2Bpeople profiles and positions, for the decision makers behind them
Markets6QatarBahrainSaudi ArabiaKuwaitOmanUnited Arab Emirates government buyers, suppliers and awards in each

Coverage across 140+ authorised data sources. Records can overlap across sources.

One engagement

A client study, from the record to the readout

Four steps on the screens your analysts will use. The judgement stays yours; the evidence stays live.

01

Map the market

Start from the procurement record: filter government tenders by buyer, sector, status and closing date, and read titles in English or Arabic. Every filtered view is a link you can hand to the engagement team. Inside tender intelligence

02

Size the competition

Bid benchmarks put numbers on the market-entry chapter: how many bidders each buyer draws, award values and where winners land against the median. A buyer dossier beside it shows awards by year and the suppliers it buys from most. Inside bid benchmarks

03

Keep the client's context

Client meetings, email threads and calls land on the right people and companies, with the follow-ups they produced. Each client team works in its own workspace with its own access rules, so one client's shortlist never sits beside another's. Private context

04

Deliver a live link

A finding is a link, not a screenshot. Save the view, share it with the team, export the appendix as CSV, and next week the same link still reflects the market. Inside recompete radar

How early access works

  1. Join with your work email

    A work email reserves 5,000 credits ($50): half when your workspace opens, half when it is set up, valid 90 days.

  2. Your invite arrives

    Early access opens in waves. Your invite comes by email, or straight away with an invite code.

  3. Start with the market inside

    Your workspace opens on the Free plan. Move to Pro or Business when the work grows, at early-access prices locked for 12 months.

Frequently asked questions

Is one client's data visible to another?

No. Each client team works in its own workspace with its own access rules, and private context is supplied at the moment of a request, never used to train models.

Can our own AI tools use it?

Yes. Through the API and MCP, MCP-compatible AI assistants and coding tools read the context a person is allowed to see. Any change an agent suggests waits as a proposal until someone on your team approves it. Agent access

Does it work in Arabic?

Yes. The whole workspace runs in Arabic or English with right-to-left layout, tender titles read in either language, and calls are transcribed in Arabic and English.

How do I hand a finding to the client?

Share the saved view as a link with the engagement team, and export it to CSV for the client's appendix. The client does not need a seat, and next week the same view still reflects the market.

Which markets can I advise on?

Government tenders across Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and the UAE, with buyer dossiers, supplier profiles and bid benchmarks in each. Each market has its own page under Markets.

How is competition described?

As market depth: average bidders per tender, the single-bid share by buyer, and the distance of each bid from the winner on the bidder table. It is evidence for your judgement, never a finding about a company.

One client, one workspace, one live link.

Join the waiting list with a work email. When your invite arrives, our team moves you to Business for tender intelligence, with each client's context kept apart.

Early access in waves · A work email reserves 5,000 credits ($50) · Arabic and English