Klarum vs Tendium

Klarum is a web-based procurement tool for finding opportunities, managing tender documents, and tracking compliance. It gathers notices from national procurement portals, TED, and development banks; each notice links to its original publication, and claims cite their source page. The workspace has ten surfaces, including Notices, Workspaces, Knowledge, Automations, and Data Studio. SharePoint and Google Drive connectors and CSV and PDF exports are available. Free access includes one user, with monthly caps on matches, exports, and connectors; it does not include document generation or team features. Basic and higher plans can generate proposals and bid drafts from a firm's record. Basic costs 1,100 SEK/mo, and Business costs 2,000 SEK/mo. Business adds team seats and organization settings, with seats billed after an invitee accepts. Its three-day full trial does not require a payment method, and the account and data remain after it ends. Yearly billing is available with two months free.

Tendium is a web and API platform for suppliers pursuing public-sector procurement. Its Find product monitors tenders across European markets and applies filters to surface relevant opportunities. Executive AI summaries, document keyword search, and access to tender documents, updates, and award decisions are listed for Sweden, Norway, and Finland. BidFlow adds a Smart Checklist for bid qualification, a Writing Assistant that drafts responses from a reusable Content Library, and tools for colleague comments, deadlines, and progress tracking. The platform also covers tender document management and compliance tracking. Tendium lists TLS 1.2, hashed passwords, encrypted data, hourly core-storage backups, and daily backups for other storage. Security controls include activity and access logs, access controls, SAML/SSO, and two-factor authentication. The Light plan costs €125 a month and includes unlimited users, one tender filter, intelligent search, AI summaries, and tender documents, updates, and awards.