A bid no-bid decision needs visible evidence and explicit judgement.
The decision should be supported by the current requirement and evidence state. It should not be inferred from vague intent signals or delegated to an automatic score.
Separate evidence from judgement.
The workflow should make the current requirement state, proof gaps and blockers visible. It should not pretend that a machine score can replace commercial judgement about whether the opportunity is worth pursuing.
Four inputs should be visible before the team decides.
Current buyer requirement state
Evidence position
Named blockers
Verified intent only
The system can clarify the state. The team still decides.
The opportunity is supported strongly enough to justify the effort.
A material uncertainty should be cleared before commitment.
The team records the judgement rather than hiding it behind a score.
Decision visibility is not decision automation.
REQVERA can expose what the decision rests on. Commercial judgement and release authority remain human-controlled.
Keep the next control question clear.
The resource hub is organised by buyer task, not by page type. Move sideways only when the question changes.