a Revolution For Proposals
That’s what RFP360 stands for.
Excel spreadsheets and Word documents aren’t designed to be RFP tools, and other technology solutions aren’t truly proposal software because they don’t account for every curve in the RFP process.
RFP is in our name, but that’s not all our software does. Whether you need RFI, RFQ, DDQ, or security questionnaire tools, RFP360 goes full circle.
Grab life by the RFP
Let’s go.
Get to know how RFP360’s end-to-end proposal management software will help you do what you need to get done. Where should we start?
HOW WE’RE
DIFFERENT
Because RFP360 is designed to enable users on both sides of the proposal process, we combine technological expertise with an understanding of the unique approaches and complexities RFPs — and RFIs, RFQs, DDQs, security questionnaires, etc. — require.
That means faster, effective, and scalable proposal completion — which leads to better outcomes.
I want to issue RFPs
Distribute RFPs and easily compare vendor responses for informed, consistent decision making.
I want to respond to RFPs
Simplify collaboration and maintain a content repository for easier proposal response completion.
HELPFUL ARTICLES
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RFP software shopping. How do you know which particular system is right for you? What are the key questions should you be asking in demos? Don't worry, we've got you covered.
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In business we tend to exalt Excel as the ultimate calculation and organizational tool. But what about when our functions break or worse, we input the wrong data?
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No one likes a phony, which is why we practice what we preach. We don't just build proposal management software, we respond to RFPs and write proposals too. And it would be pretty ridiculous (and hypocritical) if we didn't use our own platform to do it.
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There's a reason "how to write an RFP" is typed into a search engine an average of 480 times a month; because writing a Request for Proposal can be incredibly intimidating. Luckily, it can be done effectively in 8 simple steps or less.
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An overview of how precise RFP weighted scoring works, the main steps involved, and how to optimize your vendor selection process.
