Problem
Public notices are written in bureaucratic language: anyone who doesn't search with the exact word misses the opportunity, and reviewing the bidding documents by hand takes hours.
A dashboard that monitors Peruvian government procurement notices, reads the bidding documents with artificial intelligence, and gives each company a verdict—qualifies or not—with the citation that backs it up.


Public notices are written in bureaucratic language: anyone who doesn't search with the exact word misses the opportunity, and reviewing the bidding documents by hand takes hours.
LicitarIA matches each notice against the company's profile, gives a verdict with the citation from the bidding documents, organizes applications in a funnel, and checks the application file before it is submitted.
Peruvian small and midsize businesses and contractors who want to sell to the government without losing hours reviewing notices.
Each notice arrives with a verdict based on your profile and the citation from the bidding documents. You search the way you talk, not with the bureaucratic term.

What stage each opportunity is in, who owns it, and how much money is at stake, with a history of every change.

Which companies compete in your industry and how many bidders usually show up, to decide where it is worth applying.

You save your company's data once and check your application file against the bidding documents before submitting it.
The problem was measured against the full official archive from July 2026 before building.
Automated review across 11 pages and 8 dashboard views, in light and dark themes.
Integration tests against the real database, leaving no residue.
FastAPI backend with about 30 services for the dashboard and the funnel, on PostgreSQL with semantic search. Notices come from public government procurement data. Document reading uses Claude, from Anthropic, and if the AI does not respond it falls back to a rule-based extractor.
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