Postedly – Bid Decision Panel

Review one solicitation with local evidence hints and Postedly’s seven-gate Chase, Verify, or Pass checklist.

Postedly Bid Decision Panel keeps a seven-question bid/no-bid review beside the solicitation you are evaluating. Data disclosure: Manual checklist mode reads no tab data. Only after you click “Read this solicitation page,” the extension reads the active tab’s URL, title, public JSON-LD schema, and up to 60,000 characters of visible page text. It uses that information locally to show unverified buyer, date, and requirement hints. It does not read form values, cookies, browsing history, downloaded files, attachments, payment data, private files, or other tabs. The extension has no analytics, advertising, account sign-in, remote configuration, or persistent storage. Review seven evidence questions covering official documents, mandatory dates, qualifications, scope, buyer rationale, capacity, and economics. Mark each Supported, Verify, or Not supported to receive a deterministic Chase, Verify, or Pass result. Page-derived hints are cues only—not proof that a requirement is current, applicable, satisfied, or complete. The captured source URL is sanitized locally by removing credentials, query parameters, and fragments. The remaining URL and opportunity title are editable before copying or handoff. Starting a new analysis or manual checklist clears prior answers; “Clear review” clears all context and returns to the first screen. “Review on Postedly” places only the user-reviewed title and sanitized URL in an encoded URL fragment and opens https://postedly.com/bid-fit-audit. The fragment is not included in the HTTP request. A content script restricted to https://postedly.com/bid-fit-audit* fills only the targetOpportunity field, removes the fragment, and leaves the form unsubmitted. The extension never contacts buyers, submits to procurement portals, uploads attachments, accepts terms, starts checkout, or makes eligibility or compliance determinations. The official solicitation controls. This is decision support—not legal, procurement, or compliance advice—and does not guarantee any outcome.