What Savingfy does, step by step: request definition, supplier research on the open web, evaluation criteria, comparable offers, a 0-100 compliance score per criterion, and the Procure-it agent that answers your suppliers.
Savingfy doesn't put a chat window next to your process. Its agents sit inside the four steps that cost you time: writing a complete request, finding new suppliers, making offers comparable, defending the choice. Each of them hands back structured results, not prose.
A structured flow: buyers define the request and the criteria, suppliers respond with complete proposals, buyers rank the options on a consistent evaluation.
A one-line need becomes a request a supplier can actually quote: description, category and the criteria you will score on are all in place before the request goes out.
You go to market beyond your usual list: new candidates, found and checked on live search, with the first email already drafted. The questions that follow get answered without landing on your desk.
Offers come back in the same shape, so you compare them instead of decoding them. Your suppliers get help writing and checking their proposals, and the language each side works in stops being an obstacle.
Every proposal is scored criterion by criterion, on weights you set before the offers arrived. What you hand over is a scorecard with its reasoning, not an opinion.
These are product intentions, not shipped features. We list them because customers ask, and because we would rather tell you now than in the demo.