Palladium
India's government tender analytical tool for teams that need to find the right bids, understand competitors, and improve win rates.
Across Palladium and a stealth-mode product now in build, primenumbers.in helps teams discover, prioritise, and act on opportunities across ₹5 lakh crore+ of accessible market movement.
Palladium is live in government-business intelligence. The next product is being built quietly for operators who want to see demand before it becomes obvious.
India's government tender analytical tool for teams that need to find the right bids, understand competitors, and improve win rates.
A quiet intelligence layer for teams that want to spot buyer movement, sector momentum, and revenue triggers before the market catches up.
Both products share the same operating layer: ingestion, matching, ranking, market context, alerts, and human-readable explanations.
We collect tenders, results, company profiles, market signals, and fragmented public context, then turn them into structured product data.
The same matching layer helps Palladium rank tenders and the stealth product rank emerging demand signals, so teams spend time on the opportunities worth acting on.
Alerts, feeds, reminders, pricing views, and account actions help customers move quickly without leaving the product context.
The products serve manufacturers, service providers, infrastructure vendors, healthcare companies, telecom teams, and growth teams selling into India.
This is the working model behind primenumbers.in products: ship quickly, measure usefulness, and keep customer workflows close to the data layer.
Keep tenders, results, companies, contacts, and account signals deduped and explainable.
Rank opportunities and accounts by fit, timing, location, buyer behaviour, and competitor signals.
Turn insight into feeds, reminders, outreach context, bid views, and product actions.
We hire for product, engineering, data, design, and GTM roles that build and grow these products.
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