/For Buyers
Every supplier conversation. Scoped to the work.
Build your private vendor network, send Work Requests to the panels that fit, and keep every Q&A, document, version, and agreement on the record. No spreadsheet, no shared mailbox, no audit guesswork.
If any of these sound familiar, Partnr is for you.
“Where did we put the vendor list?”
Three spreadsheets, all out of date.
“Which vendors did we send the RFQ to?”
Check the sent folder.
“What was the final agreed price?”
The email after the call after the meeting.
“Show me last year's procurement audit trail.”
Open a calendar slot, we'll need a week.
Partnr keeps the supplier relationship, the work, and the conversation in one record. The audit trail exists because the workflow generated it, not because someone went back and reconstructed it.
/The audit trail
Something you have. Not something you build.
Five steps that replace a spreadsheet, a shared inbox, and an audit project.
Build your partner network
Add the vendors you actually work with. Tag their services. Add their contacts. Group them into supplier panels, Cloud, Integration, Local, Strategic, whatever fits your shape.
Set the commercial context once
MSAs and Programme Engagements live on the partner relationship. Rate cards, pricing models, terms, set them once, reuse them on every Work Request.
Send Work Requests to the right vendors
New piece of work? Send it to a supplier panel in one click, or pick specific vendors. They get an invitation link, view, ask, respond. You see who's engaged and who's quiet.
Q&A and documents, not email
Every question a vendor asks lands on the work. Every document you share has vendor-level access control. Versions tracked automatically.
Award, track, deliver
Mark the awarded vendor. Capture the accepted quote. Move the work through stages. Every transition logged. Every change attributable.
The features your procurement team will live in.
Make the audit trail something you have, not something you build.
Bring one supplier panel. See how a Work Request actually flows.
