Bid levelling tools want your suppliers to sign up to a portal and submit in a fixed format. On real projects they don't — they send PDFs, scans, and Excel with merged cells. NazmIQ starts there. Drop in 2–5 quotes as they arrived, get a comparison sheet in Excel and HTML, line items aligned to your BOQ with gaps and exclusions flagged. Different: no supplier onboarding, Arabic and English in the same batch, and output you can edit and forward instead of a dashboard.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
I spent years in procurement before I wrote a line of code. Part of that job was bid levelling: a supplier sends a quote, then another sends one in a different order with different units, then a third sends a scan of a printout. Someone — usually me — retypes all of it into Excel until the line items line up. On a big package that's a full day, and every hour of it is copy-paste with a chance to fumble a number.
The tools that exist mostly solve this by asking suppliers to submit through a portal in a fixed format. In my experience that never happens. Suppliers send what they send.
So NazmIQ starts from the mess instead. You drop in 2–5 quotes exactly as they arrived, and you get a commercial comparison sheet in Excel and HTML, with line items aligned and gaps flagged. No supplier onboarding, and it handles several languages in the same batch and which most parsers choke on.
Free tier is 3 jobs a month, no card needed. I'd love for you to throw your ugliest supplier PDF at it and tell me where it breaks — especially if you're a QS or commercial manager. I'll be here all day answering.
Khalid