Main navigation (sidebar)
The four primary areas of the app: Dashboard, Tender Responses, Content Vault, and Settings: plus notifications.
The left-hand sidebar is your primary map of the product. It stays visible on desktop so you can jump between areas at any time. On mobile, tap the menu icon in the header to open it.
Dashboard
The Dashboard is the default screen when you open the app. It surfaces tasks that need your attention, shortcuts to recent or active tender responses, and quick paths into the Content Vault.
Use the Dashboard to see at a glance what to work on next. If you have outstanding tasks from colleagues or answers flagged for review, they will appear here.
Tender Responses
Tender Responses lists all your projects and is where you create new ones. Each row shows the response name, its current state, and quick-access actions.
Opening a response takes you to the project page: the main workspace for that bid, with sections, questions, collaboration tools, and the export controls.
Content Vault
The Content Vault is your reusable library of documents. It is organised into tabs by content type: RFP documents (past tenders), standard documents (policies, company overviews), case studies, key personnel profiles, and any other types available on your plan.
The AI draws on these documents when drafting answers, and Eva uses them to provide relevant, grounded suggestions when you are refining a specific question. The more relevant, well-structured content you upload, the better the output.
Settings
Settings spans Profile, Organisation details, Customisation (Company Purpose plus AI-maintained intelligence such as Standing Instructions), Workspace management, Billing, and admin-only Team Management.
The biggest difference to draft quality comes from filling in Settings → Customisation.
Notifications
The bell icon in the top header opens a quick notification panel. For a full list and history, there is a dedicated Notifications page accessible from the bell.
You will see notifications when processing jobs finish (uploads, bulk generation), when a colleague mentions you in a comment, and when a question or task is assigned to you.

