Opportunities for you, All opportunities, and Saved: which list should I use?
Use Opportunities for you for ranked matches, All opportunities to browse every open bid request, and Saved to return to the ones you kept.
Written By GovPreneurs
Last updated 21 days ago
Use Opportunities for you to see the bid requests that Hunter ranked for your business. Use All opportunities to browse everything that is open. Use Saved to return to the ones you kept. On the Pilot plan, the Opportunities page is locked. See Why an opportunity or Hunter action is locked.
What each tab shows
Each tab shows a count. The count follows the buyer switch. See Switch between federal and state or local opportunities.
Example
A roofing company opens Opportunities for you and sees 40 matches. The company then opens All opportunities and sees many more. The extra ones are open, but Hunter did not rank them as a fit.
How the tabs treat your filters
- Filters and the search box change Opportunities for you and All opportunities.
- The search box also works in Saved. Filters do not change Saved. The page says so above the list.
- The buyer switch changes all three tabs and stays on when you change tabs.
- Saved keeps an opportunity after it closes.
What Hunter cannot know
- Hunter can rank only with the business facts that you gave. If few facts exist, the list is short or general.
- If Hunter has no matches and no business profile for you yet, the tab shows a preview. See Set up an opportunity preview with three quick questions.
- A tab can be empty on a quiet day. New opportunities arrive every day.
✅ What to do next: Open All opportunities if your first tab is empty. Then read Why there are no matches or results.
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