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We’re happy to help any way we can. To get a personally guided tour of our platform and explore how Tendium can fit into your business’ needs, fill out our demo request form and a member of our team will be in touch. You’ll then receive:
- A short call so we can understand your needs and what challenges you currently face in procurement
- A personalised live demo of the platform
- Consultation with an expert from our team, who can answer any questions you may have
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What to expect:
- First, we’ll book a 15 minute introduction call. During this call we’ll discuss your company’s needs and what challenges you’re currently facing when selling to the public sector.
- After that, we’ll schedule a 45 minute personal demo where we’ll go through Tendium’s functionality and how it can be leveraged based on your specific needs. Here we will also present pricing options based on your requirements and preferred functionalities.
- We put great emphasis on working very closely with our customers and often act as a strategic partner, which means we would be happy to help advise you on how to optimise your bidding process during these sessions and anytime after. 🙂
WSP
“The biggest advantage for us is the time savings, not least the time saved analysing different risks”
Bombayworks
“Tendium’s service takes a modern approach where the user working in the system is the focus”
People People People
“Working in a more structured way saves resources, we don’t miss any important tenders and we put time into the bids that we really have a chance to convert to revenue”
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