> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.withrealm.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Evaluation criteria

> Tell Realm where you sell and what you sell, and preview changes before you save

Countries and CPV codes decide which open tenders get a relevance label. The solution description decides which label each tender gets.

## Open the criteria

Open **Tender Discovery** > **Relevant tenders**.

* Before setup, click **Set up tender evaluation criteria**.
* After setup, click **Evaluation criteria** in the page header.

Anyone in your organization who can open Tender Discovery can edit the criteria.

## Set the criteria

**Where you sell:** Pick at least one country. Realm labels only tenders from buyers there.

**What you sell:** Click **Select CPV codes**. CPV codes are the standard categories buyers use to describe a tender.

* With no codes (**All categories**), Realm labels tenders in every category.
* With codes, Realm labels tenders that have one of those exact codes. It also labels tenders with no CPV code.

A selected code does not cover the codes below it. The checkbox selects one code. The **+N** button beside it adds its sub-codes.

**Solution description:** Required. It may start filled in from your organization profile. Realm labels each tender against this text, so state:

* What you sell
* What you partly cover
* What you do not sell
* What you do not bid on

## Preview before you save

A bar appears below the form while you have unsaved criteria. Click **Preview changes** to see how your unsaved criteria would label open tenders. Nothing is saved.

The bar then shows how many tenders move down, move up, or stay unchanged. If tenders moved, click **Review N changes** to see them.

## After you save

* **New solution description:** Realm labels all open tenders in your criteria again.
* **Changed CPV codes or an added country:** Realm labels only tenders that are new to your criteria.
* **Removed country:** Nothing is labeled again. That country's tenders leave **Relevant tenders**.

Tenders you track stay in **Tracked** even if they no longer fit your criteria.

## Relevance labels

| Label | Meaning |
| - | - |
| **Very High** | The main thing being bought is something you sell. |
| **High** | Something you sell is central, though the tender may buy other things. |
| **Medium** | Something you sell or partly cover is a large part of the tender, or you could join as a partner. |
| **Low** | A different category, a small overlap, or something you do not bid on. |
| **Inconclusive** | The tender does not say what is being bought. |

**To review** hides **Low** tenders unless you pick **Low** under **Relevance** in the filter menu.


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