Connect TenderHub to your AI assistant
Ask for Australian tenders in plain English from ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or any MCP client. It works with any TenderHub account, and a paid plan unlocks the full detail.
What you can ask
Real questions you can paste in once you are connected.
“Find open ICT tenders in Queensland that close in the next 14 days.”
“Who has won facilities management contracts in Victoria in the last two years?”
“Add the second result to my watch list.”
“Save that search as "NT health services" so I can be notified daily.”
“When is my next daily summary due, and which saved searches feed it?”
“Based on my organisation profile, what should we be bidding on this month?”
Set up in two minutes
Pick the tool you use. You only need to do this once per device.
Developer mode is available on ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Education in the web app. Free ChatGPT accounts cannot use Developer mode.
Turn on Developer mode
In ChatGPT on the web, open Settings, then Security and login, and turn on Developer mode.
Add TenderHub as a plugin
Open Plugins in ChatGPT and select the plus button to create a new plugin. Name it TenderHub, choose Public endpoint under Connection, and paste this address as the MCP server URL.
https://mcp.tenderhub.com.au/mcpChoose OAuth and sign in with TenderHub
Set Authentication to OAuth and create the plugin. ChatGPT opens TenderHub in your browser; sign in with your usual TenderHub account and approve access.
Ask for tenders
Start a new chat, open the plus menu, choose Developer mode and select TenderHub. Then ask in plain English.
Open your connector settings
In Claude, go to Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector.
Paste the TenderHub server URL
Give it any name you like, then paste this address as the remote MCP server URL.
https://mcp.tenderhub.com.au/mcpConnect and sign in with TenderHub
Select Connect. Claude opens TenderHub in your browser, you sign in with your usual TenderHub account and approve access.
Ask for tenders
Start a new chat and ask in plain English. Claude will use TenderHub whenever your question is about Australian tenders.
Register the server
Run this once in your terminal. It adds TenderHub to Claude Code over HTTP.
claude mcp add --transport http tenderhub https://mcp.tenderhub.com.au/mcpAuthenticate
Run /mcp inside Claude Code, choose tenderhub, and follow the prompt to authenticate.
Sign in with TenderHub
A browser window opens. Sign in with your usual TenderHub account and approve access, then return to the terminal.
Ask for tenders
Ask about tenders in your session and Claude Code will call TenderHub for you.
Add the server to your MCP config
Create .cursor/mcp.json in your project, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json to make it available everywhere.
.cursor/mcp.json{ "mcpServers": { "tenderhub": { "url": "https://mcp.tenderhub.com.au/mcp" } } }Enable it in Cursor
Open Settings, then Tools and Integrations. TenderHub appears in the MCP list. Turn it on if it is not already.
Sign in with TenderHub
Cursor prompts you to authenticate. Sign in with your usual TenderHub account and approve access.
Ask in chat
Ask about tenders in Cursor chat and it will call TenderHub for you.
Any assistant that supports remote MCP servers can connect to TenderHub.
Add TenderHub as a remote MCP server
In your client’s MCP settings, add a remote server and paste this address. TenderHub is a Streamable HTTP endpoint, so there is nothing to install and no API key to manage.
https://mcp.tenderhub.com.au/mcpSign in with TenderHub
Your client asks you to authenticate with OAuth. Sign in with your usual TenderHub account and approve access.
Ask for tenders
Ask about Australian tenders in your client and it will call TenderHub for you.
How access works
You stay in control of the connection, and the assistant never sees more than you do.
- You sign in with your TenderHub accountConnecting sends you to TenderHub to sign in with the same account you use on this site. Your password is never given to the assistant.
- You approve the accessNothing is connected until you approve it, and the assistant acts as you, never as anyone else in your organisation.
- You can revoke it at any timeRemove the TenderHub connector in your assistant and the connection ends immediately. You can reconnect whenever you like.
- Your plan sets what the assistant seesThe assistant can only reach what your TenderHub plan and your organisation already let you see on the website. Nothing more.
- Fair use keeps it fastWe apply fair use limits so the service stays quick for everyone. Normal day-to-day use will not run into them.
For the detail, read our privacy policy and terms and conditions.
Questions about the AI integration
The assistant follows exactly the same plan rules as the website, so anything included in your plan is available in chat. See the pricing page for the full comparison.
Only the answers to the questions you ask, and only for your own account. Results are returned to the assistant you connected, so they are handled under that provider’s terms as well as ours. Our privacy policy explains how we handle your information.
That is our fair use limit. It protects response times for everyone. Wait a short while and ask again, and get in touch if you keep running into it.
You asked for something that is part of a paid plan, such as full opportunity detail, supplier insights, watches or saved searches. Upgrading on the pricing page unlocks it in chat straight away.
Not yet. Signing in with your TenderHub account is the only way to connect today, because it is what keeps the connection tied to a real person and their plan. Let us know if an API key would help you.