Froga reads a customer's requirement list — however messy it arrives — and matches it against your inventory. Every match links back to the exact line it came from. If it can't find evidence, it says so, instead of guessing.
Tender and order requirements arrive as scanned tables, phone photos, and spreadsheets with no shared format. Right now, a person cross-checks every line against inventory by eye — slow, easy to miss, and hard to prove correct after the fact.
PDF tables, CSV/XLSX exports, or a photo taken on-site. No format is off-limits, none is assumed clean.
A manual match has no record of why it was made. When something's wrong, nobody can trace it back to the line that caused it.
The same fact-hunting work repeats on every tender, with no memory carried over from the last one.
Froga isn't a chat window. It's a fixed pipeline — the same three steps run every time, in order, and each one leaves something you can inspect.
A general assistant can summarize a document well. It was never built to enforce a rule, block a bad match, or fail closed when evidence is missing — because none of that is what it optimizes for.
Froga is live and handles PDF, CSV, XLSX, and photographed requirement lists end to end, including bilingual Spanish/English inventories. It's currently a founder-built prototype seeking its first pilot partners in procurement and tendering.
Upload a requirement file — even a rough photo — and watch Froga match it against inventory with a citation for every line.
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