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Procurely

Procurely is a one-stop solution for manufacturers and vendors to perform their daily tasks all in one place with end-to-end capability on our web app with all stakeholders taking part in the process. Manufacturers can list their customized requirements with budget and time schedules. Vendors who accept the conditions can apply for tender. The procurement manager can see the list of the vendors on the basis of reviews, budgets, timelines, and modes of delivery. After the tender deadline, the procurement manager can comment or direct message(on Procurely itself) the vendor for negotiation purposes. Then the vendor revises the tender and submits the final proposal. Now the Manager chooses the best available proposal and that becomes the final agreement.

Other features include vendor rating and agreement history, customized RFP(request for proposal), and the whole process of procurement on one platform which will drastically reduce the time taken for each agreement.

  • How time is reduced?
    With all stakeholders on our website , and filtering algorithm used, time reduces to auction room time.

  • Our x factor
    We automatically provide manufacturer with the best offer suitable for its requirement in no time

  • Scope of improvement
    We automatically embed agreement once the auction room is closed using blockchain

Getting Started

Change Directory into the Server and Client Folder and run npm install to install all the npm dependencies

cd server && npm install
cd client && npm install

Client Terminal

In the client terminal run npm run build to build the project and compile into the .next folder. Then run npm run start to start the production mode server on PORT 3000

npm run build
npm run start

Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.

Server Terminal

In the server terminal run npm run build to build the project and compile into the build folder. Then run npm run start:prod to start the production mode server on PORT 4000

npm run build
npm run start:prod

Open http://localhost:4000 with your browser to see the result.

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