Euna Solutions launched Solicitation Advisor, powered by Euna AI, a new capability within Euna Procurement that helps public agencies review procurement solicitations before publication.
Embedded directly into the public sector workflow, the tool analyzes draft requests for proposals (RFPs). Euna's Solicitation Advisor surfaces recommendations to reduce ambiguity, ensure required category specifications, and make it easier for suppliers to respond correctly.
“What we’re launching today reflects a broader shift in how AI can support public procurement,” says Mykola Konrad, chief product officer at Euna Solutions. “Until now, much of the focus has been on using AI to generate drafts faster. At Euna, we see an additional value for AI as helping procurement teams improve solicitation quality before release by bringing intelligent review, guidance, and category-aware insight into their workflow.”
Key takeaways:
· Public agencies often develop highly detailed solicitations across a wide range of categories without deep subject matter expertise in each. Solicitation Advisor is designed to review and strengthen what teams have already prepared before it reaches the market.
· Solicitation Advisor works within Euna Procurement to analyze the full solicitation draft and flag issues such as vague instructions, category-specific requirements, conflicting criteria, and mismatches between evaluation criteria and the information suppliers are asked to provide. Recommendations appear within the workflow, each tied to a relevant section of the solicitation and accompanied by a clear next step. Government procurement teams remain in full control of all edits and publishing decisions.
· Solicitation Advisor’s automated checks help public sector agencies publish more complete solicitations and avoid post-publication corrections, supplier clarification cycles, and staff time spent revising and reissuing documents.
· Solicitation Advisor is part of the broader sourcing workflow within Euna Procurement. With Euna's Solicitation Builder, teams collaborate in real time to develop solicitations using modular building blocks, resulting in more structured, complete vendor submissions before the review stage even begins. After publication, government agencies can distribute solicitations through the Euna Supplier Network, which includes more than 1.25 million suppliers across North America.
