OpenGov Procurement

What OpenGov Procurement is

OpenGov Procurement is a web-based procurement product for handling purchasing requests and supplier-related work. Guided request intake helps structure how requests enter the process. Approval workflows support routing those requests through required decisions. The product also provides purchase orders for documenting and managing orders. Supplier management brings supplier information and activities into the procurement workflow, while a supplier portal gives suppliers a designated online point of interaction. These functions cover request entry, approvals, ordering, supplier administration, and supplier access within one product. OpenGov Procurement is offered as paid software, with pricing available on request. Its listed platform is the web, so access is through a browser-based environment. OpenGov was founded in 2012. Organizations considering the product can assess how its guided intake and approval workflows align with their purchasing process, then review whether purchase orders, supplier management, and the supplier portal cover their ordering and supplier requirements. The product’s stated scope centers on these procurement capabilities and web delivery.

Who it suits

OpenGov Procurement suits organizations that need guided purchasing requests, approval workflows, purchase orders, and supplier management in one web product. It is also relevant when suppliers need access through a dedicated portal.

Limits

Pricing is provided on request rather than as a published amount.

Getting started

1. Open the OpenGov Procurement website.
2. Contact OpenGov to request pricing.
3. Use the web platform to access the product.

Verdict

Choose OpenGov Procurement if your purchasing process needs guided intake, approvals, purchase orders, supplier management, and a supplier portal. Look elsewhere if you require a listed platform beyond the web or want published pricing.