Your documents. Their conditions.
Upload requirements and received offers. Proposed conditions stay linked to their source clause. Unknown information remains a question.
FOR BUYERS AND SMALL BUSINESSES
Your offers.
A purchasing plan. Clear.
Bring requirements and quotes together. Check conditions, compare allocations and make your decision with the full cost in view.
You accept the conditions. BidResolve calculates and checks the plan.
Purchasing items X and YFictional example · 2 SKUs
IllustrationFull plan cost160.00 EUR
EUR 200 goods − EUR 40 discount
10 units of XSupplier A
10 units of YSupplier A
20% conditional discountOn the X + Y bundle, under the example's clause.
Review documents and assumptions Price alone is not enough.
Bundle discounts, minimums, capacities and dates: review conditions together before choosing an allocation.
FROM DOCUMENT TO DECISION
Three steps to decide.
You have the final say.
Confirm quantities, deadlines and commitments. Distinguish firm requirements from assumptions to explore.
A plan, with evidence.
Review the allocation, full cost and its check. Compare two variants without losing your original decision.
SIZED TO YOUR PROJECTS
Every purchase.
At your pace.
No ERP to connect. No suppliers to migrate. Start with the documents you already have.
PROJECT
490 € excl. tax
A defined project. A documented decision.
- Interpretation and acceptance of conditions
- A checked allocation plan
- Two variants after changes
- Plan and evidence exports
Proposed launch price. No guaranteed savings.
CONSULTANCY
1 490 € excl. tax / month
For a buyer managing several projects.
- Four projects per month
- One plan and two variants per project
- Version history and comparisons
- Self-service subscription management
One owner account, without shared team access. Monthly credits do not roll over. Subscription can be cancelled.
A sound decision, within an explicit scope.
BidResolve calculates among the received offers and conditions you accept. You validate technical equivalences and eligible suppliers. Out-of-scope clauses are flagged. An optimum in the model is neither the best price across the entire market nor a completed delivery.