Request Management

Centralize requests in one place to enable collaboration and efficiency.

market research process for procurement

Centralize requests in one place to enable collaboration and efficiency.

The Problem

The Problem

Government agency purchasing divisions struggle to keep track and report on the status of all requests when relying on multiple tools and legacy applications such as email, SharePoint, Lotus Notes, and MS Dynamics.

Our Solution

Authorium’s Request Management Module provides a centralized mechanism to aggregate and gather requests, increase collaboration, and streamline approval processes for faster time to value. Reduce errors and get visibility into a full portfolio.

Our Solution
Vendor Procurement

Key Features

Automated Request Management

Simplify request intake with automated forms, ensuring all necessary information is captured accurately and efficiently.

Configurable Workflows

Tailor the procurement process to fit your agency’s unique needs and standards through our no-code platform.

Seamless Integration

Effortlessly connect with existing ERP and financial systems for a unified procurement experience with our pre-built connector.

Real-Time Analytics

Gain insights into your procurement activities, enabling data-driven decisions.

User-Friendly Interface

Designed for ease of use, ensures a smooth experience for all users, regardless of technical expertise.

Tracking and Accountability

Our activity logs provide a clear view of all requests, modifications, and feedback, ensuring accountability and full transparency for each transaction.

Why Authorium?

Assured Compliance

Ensure compliance with state contracting manuals and code compliance.

Increased Visibility

Actionable and real-time analytics identify bottlenecks and provide insight into the status and progress of solicitations.

Improved Efficiency

Streamline the creation of complex documents and collaborate, in real-time, across organizations.

Greater Effectiveness

Deliver the best possible outcomes for government programs and their beneficiaries.