Estimation & Solution Design
Can we deliver what we propose?
Review effort, costs and assumptions beside the solution approach.
The response, solution diagram and delivery estimate can drift apart.
OHG-IAM-2026-014- Access inventory→
- Review workflow→
- Review evidence
| Plan | Days | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery | 2 | CHF 2’400 |
| Configuration | 3 | CHF 3’600 |
| Validation | 1 | CHF 1’200 |
| Example total | 6 | CHF 7’200 |
Assumed day rate: CHF 1’200. Example effort only, not a quote or measured saving.
Inspect the source and assumptions
Follow the original clause, the knowledge item and the proposal section. A link helps you review the basis of a response; it does not prove that the requirement is satisfied.
§2.4R-014K-032§4.2
Delivery assumption: The customer supplies an agreed access inventory and nominated reviewers.
Inside BidGenX
See the workspace behind your next proposal.
See how your team turns tender documents into answers, delivery plans and a reviewed proposal.
See dependencies before you commit to delivery.
Map systems and integration flows before estimating delivery. Identify legacy risks and migration dependencies, then check extracted details against the source.
Actual product screens · Fictional demo data · English interface
Illustrative planning figures, not a quotation. Drafts and estimates require human review. AI scores are indicative feedback, not verified accuracy, compliance or approval. Demo usage counts are not customer adoption figures.

Delivery planning starts from the requested scope and the team's interpretation of it.
What this includes
- Role and effort estimation
- Rates, cost calculations and phases
- Assumptions, risks and scenario context
- Architecture and integration diagrams
- Migration, roadmap and solution visuals
- Product selection and requirement-fit context
- Estimate run history and calibration context
What you bring
- Tender scope and requirement fit
- Roles, rates and delivery assumptions
- Architecture and integration context
What you work with
- Phased effort and cost estimates
- Assumptions, risks and scenario context
- Architecture, integration, migration and roadmap diagrams
What your team decides
Delivery leaders validate effort, rates, assumptions, dependencies and solution design. Historical or AI-assisted suggestions are context, not guaranteed delivery estimates.
Estimation accuracy depends on the configured model, rates, source evidence and reviewer judgement.
Keep the next step connected
Builds on requirements and product fit, then contributes commercial and architectural content to the proposal.
Follow the complete workflow
Seven-day self-service trial. Guided demonstrations and hands-on consultation are paid services.