RFx management
Run RFQs, RFPs, RFIs, and auctions. Compare every response with criteria and weights.
Choose the event for the competition. Invite the right suppliers. Compare responses by the same criteria. Use weights to support the decision.
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Define the event.
Use RFQ to compare prices. RFP to evaluate proposals. RFI to understand the market.
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Receive the responses.
Each supplier answers the event. The proposal stays with that event. Responses sit side by side.
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Compare the responses.
Criteria define what counts. Weights define how much. The auction puts price up for bids.
One format for each decision.
RFQs, RFPs, and RFIs do different jobs. Choose the event for what you need to learn.
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RFQ.
Compare price and commercial terms.
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RFP.
Compare proposals for a defined need.
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RFI.
Understand the market before requesting a proposal.
Responses ready to compare.
Each supplier answers the same competition. Criteria and weights keep the evaluation consistent.
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Supplier response.
The proposal stays linked to the event.
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Criteria.
Define what every response must satisfy.
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Weights.
Give more weight to what matters most.
Take price to auction.
When the decision calls for price competition, open an auction for the invited suppliers.
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Same scope.
Every supplier bids on the same need.
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Bids.
Each new bid updates the competition.
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Result.
The final price enters the comparison.
All you need to know, about RFx management.
RFQ compares price and terms. RFP compares proposals for a defined need. RFI gathers information before competition.
Each supplier answers the same event. Criteria define what will be evaluated. Weights define how much each criterion counts.
Use an auction to put price in competition. Invited suppliers submit bids. The final price enters the same comparison.
No. This page covers the competition. Procurement Agent has its own page. Events, responses, and evaluation stay here.
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