Material compliance is becoming an increasingly important topic for industrial SMEs. The increasing regulatory requirements pose major challenges for many companies when it comes to efficient implementation.
In the webinar, Philip Brinkmann (Product Development) and Torben Hinrichs (Customer Development) from Tacto showed how purchasing departments can standardize and strategically align their processes with intelligent, AI-supported price inquiries and thus achieve sustainable savings.
Many companies miss out on savings of up to six figures because price inquiries
With Tacto, the RfQ process is completely digitalized:
Optimized shopping requires intelligent, digital support. The key to success lies in using RfQs proactively rather than reactively.
With the RfQ module currently being actively developed by Tacto, the first customers have already achieved measurable cost savings. The Tacto software promotes time savings and supports the realization of potential savings.
"With Tacto, we have not only succeeded in identifying potential savings in purchasing, but also in realizing them in a targeted manner - with a clearly noticeable effect on the addressable purchasing volume."
- Pascal Linde, Head of Purchasing and Scheduling at Doyma
"For a long time, manual activities tied our hands in purchasing. With Tacto, we can now make real savings potential visible and address it directly."
- Matthias Schlotter, former Purchasing Manager at SW
The future of price inquiries is autonomous. Tacto is working on functions that enable automated benchmarking for B and C parts, suggest new suppliers, use AI to prepare negotiations and recommend the right offer for the purchasing strategy.
Intelligent price inquiries are not a nice-to-have, but a central lever for optimizing purchasing. With Tacto, purchasing departments can: