Responding to bids takes time, especially if you are rewriting each response from the ground up. Most small and mid-sized businesses do not have full proposal teams, which means the owner, or one team member ends up juggling research, pricing, formatting, and compliance under pressure. Automation can change that. Why RFx Automation Matters RFx refers to formal procurement requests like RFPs (Request for Proposal), RFQs (Request for Quote), and RFIs (Request for Information).

Bidding on contracts can feel overwhelming. Many small businesses lose bids, not due to price or capability, but because of preventable...

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I know that as a Supplier if you’ve ever submitted a bid proposal in response to a Request for Proposal (RFP), it can be a daunting task. As a former VP of Supply Chain I've reviewed countless RFP responses from numerous vendors and while there were some really great, professional and slick proposals, the amount of bids that were not properly submitted, or submitted late or not in alignment with the instructions was alarming. Behind the scenes, procurement professionals ar