Welcome to RFP360!
The first thing to note: are you an invited vendor or a responding customer? While both invited vendors and responding customers get to take advantage of RFP360, there are a few differences.
This article is intended for responding customers. Please review the following to understand which position you are conducting in RFP360.
An invited vendor uses RFP360 to respond to individual RFPs hosted in the platform. First, the issuer invites them to respond to an RFP, which gives them access to the platform. Then they can collaborate with colleagues, use previous responses and submit a proposal in RFP360. However, they may not have access to advanced functionality and may only respond to RFPs that have been issued by issuers using RFP360.
On the other hand, responding customers have access to proposal automation, unlimited knowledge records and users, the ask an expert tool and other advanced functionality for any RFP. Not only can they respond to RFPs issued in RFP360, they can also use the platform to import proposals from outside the platform. This enables the customer to leverage collaboration and automation functionality using a single content repository for all proposals.
If you are an invited vendor click here to get started.
to help you to become an expert at using RFP360.
Responding Onboarding Guide:
General Overview
Proposal Basics
Importing Proposal Questions From Word or PDF
Importing Proposal Questions From Excel
Knowledge Library
Templates & Styles