Stationery and paper
Specify paper size and weight, writing supplies, filing items and the units or packs required.
Everyday workplace procurement
Bring office setup and recurring supplies into one request.
Consolidate stationery and workplace requirements by item, department or delivery location. Use the request to explain pack sizes, quantities and preferred specifications.
You can start a request without creating an account.
Make routine office purchasing easier to review
Whether you are preparing a workplace or replacing everyday supplies, a detailed list helps define the quotation.
Workplace accessories
Describe desk and meeting-room accessories with relevant dimensions, materials and quantities.
Department replenishment
Group quantities by team or location and explain any repeat purchasing needs in the request notes.
From requirements to a decision
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Send your requirements
Share the items, quantities, specifications and delivery location.
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Review the quotation
The team reviews the requirements and prepares the scope and commercial terms.
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Follow your request
For requests submitted while signed in, use your organization workspace to review updates, request revisions and accept or reject quotations.
Send your quotation requirements
Start without an account. The team reviews your request and contacts you; availability, pricing and dates are subject to quotation confirmation.
For private document uploads and dashboard tracking of new requests, sign in or create an account.
Frequently asked questions
Can I upload a spreadsheet of office supplies?
You can attach your existing list to the RFQ. Include item descriptions, quantities and pack sizes, and summarize the key requirements in the request itself.
Can I divide quantities across office locations?
Describe the locations and quantities required at each in your request. Any agreed split delivery and related charges must be stated in the quotation.
Will recurring supplies be ordered automatically?
No automatic recurring order is created by submitting an RFQ. Describe the expected frequency so any proposed supply arrangement can be reviewed and agreed.