Requests lose context
Requirements are rewritten in every email, files scatter across threads, and providers answer slightly different questions.
Private pilot for B2B service teams
Source business services without procurement chaos
Run every request, provider invite, sealed offer, and decision in one private workspace — before context disappears into email.
Built for operations, facilities, procurement, office management, and multi-location teams coordinating external service providers.
Why it matters
Service procurement breaks when every provider conversation starts from scratch
The problem is not only finding providers. It is keeping context, comparison, and decisions clean once the request leaves the buyer's desk.
Quotes become hard to compare
Pricing, scope, timelines, exclusions, and assumptions arrive in different formats, making fair evaluation slow.
Decisions leave no clean trail
Approvals, notes, files, and follow-ups move through private inboxes and chats instead of one accountable workflow.
How it works
From messy request to accountable provider decision
The first product loop should make one real service workflow easier to describe, compare, select, and confirm.
01
Create one structured request
Define scope, location, timing, files, constraints, and decision criteria once.
02
Invite approved providers
Work with providers that are approved at the business level before they can submit offers.
03
Receive sealed offers
Providers submit privately without seeing competitor counts, identities, prices, or status.
04
Compare privately
The buyer reviews offer substance, risks, assumptions, and fit in one controlled workspace.
05
Confirm the decision
Selected providers accept or decline before the request is treated as finalized.
Sealed by design
Why sealed workflows matter for B2B services
Business services are not an open popularity contest. The platform should protect provider strategy while giving buyers the structure they need to make confident decisions.
Providers do not see competitor activity
No offer counts, competitor identities, competing prices, selection state, or hidden signals are exposed to other providers.
Buyers control the decision trail
The buyer can review all eligible offers, compare context, and keep the reasoning attached to the request.
Approval happens before offer submission
Provider businesses should be approved before participating, keeping the first marketplace experience curated and serious.
Best fit
Built first for teams with one painful service-provider workflow
The right first users are not browsing casually. They already coordinate providers manually and can bring a real request or provider category into the pilot.
Bring a workflowBuyer teams
Companies sourcing recurring or high-impact services
Operations, facilities, procurement, office management, and multi-location teams that need clearer requests and comparable provider responses.
Provider businesses
Serious service companies that want fairer evaluation
Approved providers compete on scope, quality, timing, risk, and fit — without exposing commercial strategy to competitors.
Pilot qualification
Bring one real service workflow
The first version should prove a specific request-to-provider decision before expanding into a broader marketplace.
- Which service category do you source or provide?
- How many providers are usually compared today?
- Where does the current process break down?
- Is the workflow recurring, high-value, or operationally sensitive?
FAQ
Questions before joining the pilot
A focused first version works best when expectations are clear from the start.
Start with a real workflow
Have one service-provider process that should be cleaner?
Tell us what you source, how providers respond today, and where the workflow loses structure.