e-Auction Software-UK based company is presenting e-auction software Bideg.com for supply chain

Low Cost Country Suppliers is offering new e-auction software for clients from across the nation. The site is an online auction website for creating auctions for buyers and presenting quotations for suppliers. The software has reverse auction, Japanese auction, second item auction and Dutch auction options.

Speaking to media, a sales manager from the company said, “We are happy to offer the best services for sellers. Our e-auctions software can make greater aggressive cost benefit than traditional bidding. One of biggest fears was suppliers finding it difficult to use but here no such issues are present. Reverse auctions can create significantly greater competitive pricing pressure than traditional RFQ process.” He further added, “We are also assisting to get the correct suppliers prior to bid events. We are proud that this is the simplest software that anyone can use without any support.”

The website Bideg.com enables both and buyers and suppliers to access portal via internet and develop highly developed negotiation concepts to recognize cost lessening potentials. According to the sources, the team of Low Cost Country Suppliers has developed the site after lots of research, attaining experiences in buying, sourcing and supply chain functions. The major plan of this web site is to decrease prices and supply the right provider and producer.

At present, in depth market research is very important to sustain the competitiveness over competitors and the web site enables this aspects. Using the e-auction software can also help in getting cost savings on several Procurement Spend Categories such as travel services, office furniture, General Contractor Service, Promotional Product and telephony services among others.

This website operates a reasonable and competitive online market via Reverse auction. This e-auctions software also makes sure that all invited suppliers can easily download mechanical documents and purchaser can get a response from the system.