Qalumi (قلومي) · AI proposal writer

Every requirement answered. Every answer sourced.

Qalumi is an AI proposal writer. It reads the tender and every annex, maps each requirement, deadline and scoring criterion, gives a bid or no-bid view, then drafts the proposal from your own past wins, with the source behind each answer, ready for your team to review.

  • Proposal writer grounded in your past proposals and branding
  • Compliance matrix, bid strategy and buyer clarification…
  • Knowledge library with the source of every paragraph
  • Arabic and English, with Saudi hosting option
Qalumi · Compliance matrix

RFP: Unified data platform

Requirements mapped to evidence

Review

before approval

  • Req 4.2: Data hosted in Saudi ArabiaMet
  • Req 5.1: Knowledge transfer planMet
  • Req 6.3: ISO 27001 certificateNeeds evidence
  • Req 7.0: Pricing scheduleDraft

Assistant suggestion

Check the certificate is current in the evidence library, and review the security section retrieved from a past proposal before using it.

every requirement, deadline and criterion
One matrix
on clear criteria, before anyone writes
Bid / no-bid
every claim from your approved library
Sourced

Presentation

Qalumi · Product deck

AI proposal writer: every requirement answered and sourced

Read the presentation· slide by slide, with the presenter's notes
  1. 1. Qalumi

    This is Qalumi, قلومي. Qalumi is an AI proposal writer. It reads the tender, maps every requirement, and drafts a proposal from your own past wins, with the source behind each answer, ready for your team to review. Every requirement answered; every answer sourced.

  2. 2. The RFP lands on a Thursday. The deadline doesn’t move.

    Here is the problem, as one bid week. The RFP lands on a Thursday with nine annexes. Friday is spent reading requirements by hand. Saturday: where is the current ISO certificate? Sunday: the security section is copied from an old bid, and the scoring criteria are buried in annexes. Monday and Tuesday go on CVs, pricing and formatting. On Wednesday the bid is submitted, with one requirement left unanswered. That costs technical points.

  3. 3. First, see every requirement

    Qalumi starts by reading the RFP and every annex, and mapping each requirement, deadline and scoring criterion into one matrix. You see what your library already answers, what needs evidence, and the gaps to close, before anyone writes. The figures here are illustrative.

  4. 4. Bid or no-bid, on clear criteria

    Before anyone writes, Qalumi gives a bid or no-bid view on clear criteria: fit with your capabilities, past wins you can reuse, delivery and contract risk, and differentiators. Here the recommendation is to bid, with an infrastructure partner for hosting, and the buyer questions are drafted.

  5. 5. Your best past wins, in every answer

    Then Qalumi writes each section in your voice, from your approved library: past bids, case studies and CVs. Every claim shows its source, and gaps are flagged, such as confirming the hosting region with the partner. It writes native Saudi business Arabic and English, on your templates and brand.

  6. 6. A very large market, won on evidence

    Why it matters: on Etimad in 2024, close to 86,000 government tenders were launched, about 34,000 awarded, with a total value of SAR 336 billion. These tenders are won on evidence: every requirement answered, every answer sourced, and time spent on the right bids.

  7. 7. Two sides of the same tender

    Qalumi has a companion, Miyar. Buyers write clear, scorable RFPs with Miyar; bidders answer every requirement, with evidence, with Qalumi. Qalumi writes Saudi business Arabic, is hosted in the Kingdom or fully offline, and your bids never train public models. It is built by Bilytica in Riyadh.

  8. 8. Send us a real RFP, see your next proposal.

    The best way to judge Qalumi is on a real tender. Share one live RFP with its annexes. Load your best approved bids, case studies, CVs and templates. Then review the matrix, the bid strategy and a sourced draft in your company’s style. Write to us at sales@bilytica.sa. Thank you.

How it works

From the RFP and your approved knowledge to a reviewed proposal

Inputs

RFP + your knowledge

Req 4.2Req 5.1Req 6.3Scoring rule

Past bids · case studies · CVs · templates

Process

Qalumi · proposal writer

RetrieveDraft + cite
Your voice
Past bids
Evidence

Output

Proposal for review

YOUR LOGOon brand
  • Executive summary
  • Approach
  • Team
  • Pricing
ReviewSources and gaps shown
RFP and approved knowledge go in; your team checks every answer and its source before approving the proposal. Illustration; displayed values and results are examples, not performance measurements.
  1. 01

    Prepare the sources

    Add the RFP and annexes alongside approved past bids, case studies, CVs and templates.

  2. 02

    Read the RFP

    AI extracts requirements, deadlines and scoring criteria into a compliance matrix.

  3. 03

    Bid or no-bid

    Review opportunity fit, risks and differentiators before writing starts.

  4. 04

    Draft from evidence

    Relevant material is retrieved from your library to write a response per requirement, showing its source and gaps.

  5. 05

    Review and approve

    Section owners check claims, evidence and missing answers before exporting the approved Word or PDF.

What changes

The RFP lands on a Thursday. The deadline doesn't move. From a week of copy and paste to a structured proposal you review and approve.

Reading a 200-page RFP by hand

Every requirement, date and criterion extracted

Copying sections from old bids

A draft in the style of your best past wins

Finding a missed requirement after submission

A compliance matrix before you send

Formatting that differs every time

Your branding applied on every page

A cloud workspace, or inside your premises

The same bid workflow for your team: upload the RFP, review the draft and approve the final version. Choose the deployment that fits your data policy.

Cloud, in your browser

Work together on proposals and reviews in a shared workspace, with an in-country hosting option.

On-premises and offline

A local deployment option for organisations that need documents and processing to remain on their own network, with models and resources configured locally.

Proposal writer

From previous evidence to a reviewable answer

Qalumi draws from approved past proposals, case studies, CVs and templates. It retrieves relevant evidence for each requirement and drafts traceable responses in your team’s voice; previous answers still need review for currency and accuracy.

  • Knowledge library from past proposals, with the source of every paragraph
  • Logo, fonts, colours and slide templates applied automatically
  • Answers for security questionnaires and due-diligence forms
  • Team collaboration with section owners and review history
Qalumi · Compliance matrix

RFP: Unified data platform

Requirements mapped to evidence

Review

before approval

  • Req 4.2: Data hosted in Saudi ArabiaMet
  • Req 5.1: Knowledge transfer planMet
  • Req 6.3: ISO 27001 certificateNeeds evidence
  • Req 7.0: Pricing scheduleDraft

Assistant suggestion

Check the certificate is current in the evidence library, and review the security section retrieved from a past proposal before using it.

Bid strategy

Decide what to pursue before you write

It compares the RFP with your capabilities and evidence, proposes differentiators, flags risks and drafts clarification questions for your team to review before sending them to the buyer during the query window.

  • Bid or no-bid assessment on clear criteria
  • Differentiators mapped to evaluation criteria
  • Clarification questions for review before sending
  • Alerts on high-risk contract terms
Bid strategy

Opportunity fit

Needs review

Differentiator

Local hosting and Arabic support

Risk

Late-delivery penalty clause

Clarifications

Suggested buyer questions

Decision:Bid, with an infrastructure partner

Capabilities

Everything a bid team needs, in one place

RFP analysis

Breaks the document into requirements, dates, criteria and annexes.

Compliance matrix

Maps every requirement to the section that answers it and shows gaps.

Bid or no-bid

Reviews fit and risks before the team spends time.

Buyer clarification questions

Suggested clarification questions from ambiguity in the RFP.

Knowledge library

Proposals, case studies, CVs and certificates kept current.

Company branding

Word and slide templates with your logo and fonts.

Arabic and English

Native writing in both languages, not machine translation.

Team workflow

Section owners, comments and approvals.

Learns from outcomes

Win and loss tracking improves the next proposal.

Terms review

Flags penalties and high-risk contract clauses.

Ready exports

Word, PDF and presentation files in final format.

Data privacy

Your data never trains public models, with a Saudi hosting option.

Made in Saudi Arabia

Arabic tenders, with traceable evidence.

Bilytica designed Qalumi in Riyadh around how tenders work in Saudi Arabia: Arabic documents, multiple annexes, and separate technical and financial evaluation.

  • Arabic written in Saudi business language
  • Option to host data in Saudi Arabia
  • Controls to protect proposals and evidence based on deployment configuration and team permissions
  • Built and supported by a Saudi team

Comparison

How Qalumi is different

CapabilityAnswer-library toolsQalumi
Questionnaire answers from a content library
Full proposal in company voice and brandingPartial
Bid strategy and client questions·
Native Arabic writing·
Hosting in Saudi Arabia·

Integrations

Works with the tools your team already uses

Microsoft WordMicrosoft 365SharePointOneDriveGoogle DriveTeamsOutlookVoomHubSalesforceHubSpot
How systems connect through governed integrationsIllustrative example

Connected systems

  • ERP
  • CRM
  • Portals
  • Partners

Integration layer

  • Secure APIs
  • Validation on entry
  • Retry and alerting

Data checked on the way

  • Date 12/05/24 · 2024-05-12One date format

Every system sees the same record

  • Source tracked
  • Change logged

Frequently asked questions

What is Bilytica Qalumi?+

An AI proposal writer for bid teams. It reads RFPs, maps requirements to approved past proposals and evidence, then drafts sourced answers in your company's voice for team review. Buyers use its companion product, Miyar.

How does it learn our writing style?+

You upload past proposals, case studies and presentation templates. It builds a knowledge library and style profile used in every draft, and shows the source of each paragraph.

Does it submit proposals without human review?+

No. It drafts and checks compliance; your team approves the final version.

How is it different from Loopio or Responsive?+

While answer-library tools help reuse questionnaire content, Qalumi connects RFP requirements to your approved evidence and drafts a proposal in your branding, with source and gap review by your team.

Is there a product for writing RFPs?+

Yes. Miyar is a separate AI RFP product for procurement teams. It complements Qalumi for bid teams.

Can Qalumi run offline?+

An on-premises deployment option can run without an internet connection when the required models and resources are configured locally. A cloud workspace is also available.

Where is our data stored?+

Hosting in Saudi Arabia is available, and your data is never used to train public models.

Send us a real RFP, see your next proposal.

Send us a real RFP and we will show you the analysis, the compliance matrix and a draft in your company's style.

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