How is built the player mapping displayed on each tender?

On each tender that we publish, our system builds a mapping of potential players based on 3 rules:

1. CPV automatic detection on each tender

Deepbloo’s algorithm analyses the title and description of all tenders. Based on the content, our system allocates CPV which corresponds to scope of work, the type of products or activities.
For example, if the title of a tender is “Microgrid and solar installation consultancy” , the system will allocate various CPV such as “offgrid”, “consulting”, “solar energy”, etc.

2. Identification of companies having at least one user with CPV’s in common with the tender CPV’s

Any company which has at least one registered user on Deepbloo who has  at least one CPV (market segment – any user can update these in My Profile section: see here to update your business preferences) in common with the CPV of tenders, will appear on the mapping of this tender.
In other terms, the company will appear on any tender having a CPV code matching at least with one CPV code selected in the user profile of this company.
Moreover, to make sure your organization appears a potential player, we need to know for which organization you are working for. You need as well to create your organization (Add an “experience” in My Profile).
If your organization already exists, it will be proposed to you as a choice, you just have to select it.

3. Positioning of the companies in the graph

Companies are placed on the graph according the following rules:

• Companies having users with more CPV’s in common with the tender CPV’s will be positioned higher on the graph. This is based on the principle that, if we follow with the example here above, a company with professionals working in “Microgrid”, “Solar energy” and “Consulting” might be more qualified than a company having a user only working in “Consulting”
• Companies are positioned on the x axe in function of where they are doing or willing to do business. If a user of a company has completed its profile “Interested by business opportunities in these areas” with the same subregion as the subregion of the tender location, it will appear. Moreover, any company having a registered user living in the same country of  where the tender is located will appear on the right column of the graph. We have made this distinction as we know how important is it to find potential partner having a local presence
• The size of the bubble depends on the number of users affiliated to this company on Deepbloo. The more colleagues you have, the bigger will be the size of the bubble representing your company