01Business directory & procurement network
Find suppliers of anything a company buys, then run the enquiry, the quotes, the approvals and the settlement in the same place.
Find suppliers
Machine shops, IT consultancies, caterers, cleaning contractors — filtered by capability, certification and delivery record, within a radius of the work.
How it worksAsk them directly
Quantity, date and requirement in a structured message — and every supplier's response rate published beside their name.
How it worksRun the competition
Invite a shortlist, qualify who may bid, compare sealed quotes — with every change recorded against the award.
How it worksBidders see their own rank, never a rival’s price.
Run it your way
Build the stages you actually work through and gate the moves that matter. Budgets and approvals still hold underneath.
How it worksBuy on evidence
On-time delivery against the date each supplier promised, with the order count beside it so a thin record reads as thin.
How it worksSettle it correctly
Invoices matched against the order and what was received. A variance holds payment instead of surfacing months later.
How it works02What runs on it
03Source close to home
A contractor, a caterer and a machine shop all get harder to use the further away they are. Search a metro, set a radius, get results ordered by distance.
04Every industry that buys
Professional services, IT, facilities and food service sit in the same directory as machining and electronics — because a company buys all of it.
05Find it, buy it, settle it
Most teams run this across a directory, a spreadsheet, an inbox and an accounting package. The gaps between them are where the money leaks.
Search by capability, certification and distance
Learn moreShortlist, quote, compare, award
Learn moreApprovals and budgets that hold
Learn moreShipments, receiving, three-way match
Learn moreInvoices that must reconcile before they pay
Learn moreA record that proves it was not edited
Learn more06Savings you can defend
Every inquiry, quote, award, receipt and payment lands in an append-only, hash-chained trail. Six months later you can show who answered, why they won, and what arrived.
07Buyers and suppliers
The same platform, doing a different job depending on who you are.
08No credit card required
Start on the free plan. What the paid tiers add is headroom — catalogue size, how many requirements you can run at once, and a lower cut of what you invoice.
On every planReverse auctions, cXML PunchOut, the public directory listing, three-way invoice matching, approval chains and the hash-chained audit trail — including its export.
Free to start. Bring a catalogue, run an RFQ, or connect a buyer’s procurement system — whichever side you are on.