Product overview
From procurement evidence to a decision you can check.
Brisora is a procurement decision engine. It reads evidence, records what is known and what is not, applies explicit commercial policy, and returns a deterministic outcome with the trace that produced it. This page is the map; each step links to the page that owns it.
The decision chain
Eight steps, in one direction.
Evidence
A source is retrieved and retained as it was, with its address, capture time and content hash. Today that source is a public tender notice. See how Brisora reads a tender notice.
Structured facts
Buyer, lots, classification, quantities, value and deadlines are extracted, and each fact points to the exact passage it came from.
Uncertainty
A fact that is absent, ambiguous, conflicting or unreadable is recorded as exactly that. Nothing is filled in.
Commercial policy
Policy is explicit data: which facts are mandatory, what a mandate allows, where the limits are. See how commercial policy is evaluated.
Deterministic evaluation
Fixed rules run over the facts and the policy. No model is involved, so the same input at the same time gives the same result.
Decision
Each capability answers in its own closed vocabulary, and the vocabularies are never translated into one another.
Provenance
The outcome carries its reason codes, rule trace and evidence references. See how Brisora preserves decision provenance.
Human authority where required
What policy does not clearly allow is escalated to a person. The engine cannot grant that approval itself. See the rules Brisora enforces.
How you use it
Designed for the AI client you already have.
Brisora is not a workflow platform and has no dashboard to adopt. It exposes its capabilities as tools that an MCP-compatible AI client can call. See what Brisora MCP is and which tools it exposes, and how the conversation layer is kept apart from the decision engine.
Current scope
What exists today, stated plainly.
Exposed as Brisora MCP tools
Brisora MCP is being opened through a private demo program. It is not publicly deployed, no connector address is published, and it works on public and synthetic data only. Private or customer data is not supported.
Brisora analyses and evaluates. It does not contact suppliers, send requests for quotation, submit tenders, place orders, pay, sign or negotiate. Supplier discovery and recurring opportunity discovery are not built.
Reading full tender document packs has been proven internally against one public tender and is not a general capability. It is not offered through MCP.
Try the chain on a public tender.
Tell us what you want to evaluate and we will provision a demo connection once it fits the public-data boundary.