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title: View correction sheets as a bidder
description: CONTEXT This guide describes how, as a bidder, you receive a notification about a correction sheet by email, and how you can then view the correction sheets directly on the tender in AjourTender. RELEVANCE You need this guide when a…
url: "https://help.ajoursystem.com/en/docs/view-correction-sheets-as-a-bidder/"
updated: "2026-10-22"
category: AjourTender / Correction sheet
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# View correction sheets as a bidder

CONTEXT



This guide describes how, as a bidder, you receive a notification about a correction sheet by email, and how you can then view the correction sheets directly on the tender in AjourTender.



RELEVANCE



You need this guide when a tender administrator has sent out a correction sheet for a tender you are participating in, and you need to find out what has been changed or added.



PREREQUISITES AND REQUIREMENTS




You must be invited to/participate in the tender in question as a bidder



Your user profile must have an email address linked to it in order to receive notifications



You have not blocked or marked "no-reply@ajoursystem.net" as spam




GUIDE (step by step)



Step 1: When the tender administrator sends out a correction sheet, you receive an email from the sender "no-reply@ajoursystem.net" with the subject of the correction sheet.



Step 2: Read the message in the email, which may describe what has been changed and where the new tender materials can be found.



Step 3: Click the link Click here to go to the tender in the email to open the tender directly in AjourTender.



Step 4: Go to the Correction sheets tab on the tender to see a complete overview of all correction sheets sent out. The correction sheets are numbered consecutively in order of creation, with the newest correction sheet at the top.



Step 5: Click a correction sheet in the list to expand it and read the whole message.



NEXT STEPS




Find the updated material under the Tender materials tab



Use the Questions tab to contact the tender administrator if you have questions about the correction sheet