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Trust & transparency

Legal & transparency

Understand who runs the service, where information comes from and what Bidcraft can — and cannot — do.

Last updated: 21 October 2026

Operator details are not fully published. The operator must supply verified legal identity, service address, contact email and telephone details before treating these notices as final for public launch. This notice is not a certification of legal compliance.

Who operates Bidcraft?

Bidcraft is a software product. The legal operator is not yet publicly identified — operator identity is pending verification. No verified company registration number has been supplied.

Contact: Business contact email pending · Phone pending.

Address for service and correspondence: Verified physical/service address pending.

What are you agreeing to?

Review the terms of use before relying on Bidcraft. The software assists with preparation; it is not a procuring authority, law firm, compliance certifier or bid-submission service. No tender is submitted on your behalf.

How is data handled?

The privacy notice explains browser-local storage, server processing and third-party AI requests. No account-based cloud sync or guaranteed background notification service exists in this release.

Which records are official?

Our data-source statement describes Treasury eTender data, partial coverage and links to the procuring body’s original tender files. Bidcraft is an independent application, not affiliated with or endorsed by National Treasury.

What can AI verify?

AI limitations distinguish generated drafting suggestions and automated review scores from verified statutory eligibility, real company qualifications and legal advice.

Regulatory contacts

In South Africa, the Information Regulator oversees POPIA and PAIA. Requests relating to your own data should first be directed to Bidcraft’s operator using the published contact information once completed.