Search what your property buys. Get bids ranked by an agent.
Browse catalogues from OEMs and authorised distributors, or describe a requirement in plain language. Qualified suppliers bid with landed cost, delivery commitment, payment model and credit period — the evaluation agent ranks best value, not the cheapest quote.
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- Draft · Screen · Score
From the kitchen line to the porte-cochère
Four steps from requirement to award
Describe the need
Type the requirement as you would tell your purchase manager. The drafting agent returns a structured RFQ with specs, units and quantities.
Only credentialed bidders
Suppliers log in against GST, PAN, OEM authorisation letters and hospitality references. The screening agent scores standing and flags gaps.
Bids on full commercials
Every bid carries landed cost, delivery days, payment model, credit period and warranty — comparable line by line.
Agent-ranked best buy
The evaluation agent weighs price, delivery, terms, qualification and referrals, then recommends one bid with a written rationale.
Judge a supplier the way your GM would
Confirmed delivery timelines
Committed lead time in days, scored against your required in-service date — not an indicative promise.
Payment models
Advance, milestone or against-invoice, made explicit on the bid so cash flow is part of the comparison.
Credit period
0 to 90 days, weighted into the score, so working-capital relief counts alongside unit price.
Past referrals
Named hospitality clients with engagement summaries and ratings, carried into the qualification score.
Sourcing conversations that ended in a decision
We used to chase four distributors for a combi oven comparison. Here the bids landed side by side with lead times we could hold them to.
The credit period being scored, not just discussed, changed which supplier we awarded the linen contract to.
Screening cut the tyre-kickers. Every bidder on our banquet furniture RFQ had authorisation letters on file.