Public procurement evidence
Scout works from public procurement sources. Source services remain the official evidence layer, and users should check the source record before making procurement or bid decisions.
Terms
Terms for using Winston Intelligence and Scout.
These terms cover the public website and the launch Scout product path. They are written for the product that exists now: a static public website, a Scout procurement workspace, public source data, account workflow, Stripe billing and labelled generated summaries.
Last updated: 11 July 2026
Public websiteThe public website explains Winston Intelligence and Winston Scout. Page copy is kept close to current product evidence, but it may change as the product, pricing and deployment change.
Scout accountsYou are responsible for the account details you provide, the people you add to an account, and the searches, tags, notes, follows and profile choices your account members create.
Acceptable useDo not attempt to bypass authentication, access another account, disrupt the service, scrape in a way that harms availability, or use Scout to store unlawful, abusive or misleading content.
Separate agreementsEnterprise, procurement, data-processing or security requirements may need separate written terms. Those agreed terms take priority where they differ from this public page.
Product terms
Scout helps you work with public procurement records.
Scout organises public records and account workflow. It does not make source portals, bid decisions or commercial outcomes disappear from the user's responsibility.
Plans and billing
Scout Free is the only launch plan and is permanently free without a card. There is no paid self-serve checkout; future Winston pricing will be set when its capabilities are ready.
AI-generated summaries
Stored summaries are generated from Scout notice facts, labelled as AI content and shown only where they exist and the account is entitled to view them. They do not replace the source record.
Availability and change
Scout is an active product and may change. Source coverage, plan entitlements, pricing, feature availability and public-site pages may be updated as work ships.
Your responsibilities
Use Scout as a workspace, not as a substitute for judgement.
Scout is built to make public-sector procurement work clearer and more repeatable. The user still owns the decision to bid, contact a buyer, export data or act on a notice.
- Verify source notices, deadlines, buyer details and award information before relying on them.
- Keep sign-in details secure and tell Winston Intelligence if you suspect unauthorised access.
- Use notes, tags and account workflow for lawful supplier work.
- Respect any usage, seat, export and entitlement limits attached to your plan.
Service limits
Source data, product features and plans can change.
Winston Intelligence aims to keep copy aligned with product reality. Official procurement sources, billing availability, alert delivery, generated summaries and plan entitlements are all operational systems and may change as the service develops.
No guaranteed outcomes
Scout does not guarantee bid eligibility, buyer response, contract award, complete source coverage, or that every source record is complete or error-free.
Contact for exceptions
If your organisation needs procurement terms, security review, data-processing terms or Enterprise commitments, contact Winston Intelligence before relying on this public page.