Source from more suppliers, and sell to more buyers
Run structured RFQs to source goods, widen your supplier base to protect margin, and compare offers on landed cost so the lowest unit price is not the default winner. Then use the same account to list a catalog and win buyers' requests as a supplier.
No card to start. Your first request goes out in minutes.
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- Your data stays yours
- Suppliers respond free
What is a procurement network for traders?
For trading and distribution, a procurement network is one place to buy and to sell. You publish structured requests to source goods, widen the supplier base beyond the handful you already deal with, and compare bids on the same items and terms so you read landed cost rather than the headline unit price. From the same dual-role account you list a catalog and respond to buyers' requests, with one trust score working on both sides. VEXORS covers sourcing through award; freight, settlement, and the commercial transaction happen between the parties.
Protect margin with a wider supplier base
Discover suppliers by category and by what they actually offer, not just the few in your contacts, and invite them onto your exact requirement, so wider competition works for you.
Compare on landed cost, not headline price
Structured bids line up against identical items and terms, and you can capture freight, duty, and minimum order quantity in the request so AI scoring ranks on total cost to you, not the lowest unit line.
Buy and sell from one dual-role account
Source as a buyer and get discovered as a supplier from the same account and catalog, with a single trust score that builds from every deal on either side.
Trading on VEXORS, in practice
Margin lives in the comparison
A trading business is a spread, and the spread is won by whoever compares more real offers in the time available. Email caps that number: every additional quote is another thread to chase, another format to reconcile, another chance to mis-read a term. The trader who buys from the same three suppliers because comparing five is too much work is paying an invisible tax on every deal, and the counterparty risk of a new supplier found on a marketplace listing is carried on instinct alone.
Structured requests, and a storefront on the same account
On VEXORS a sourcing request states the items, quantities, and delivery terms once, and every offer comes back against that structure, so landed cost is readable across five bids as easily as two. The same account works the other direction: list a catalog, get discovered by category, and respond to buyers' requests as a supplier. One company, one trust score, built from completed deals on both sides of the book.
Reputation compounds faster than a contact list
Every completed deal adds a rating and strengthens a trust score that new counterparties check before they commit, which is precisely the credential a trader needs to open doors beyond the existing network. The record works defensively too: what was requested, what was offered, and what was awarded is documented per deal, so a dispute becomes a lookup instead of a memory contest.
From request to award in four steps
Publish a request
List the goods with quantities, units, and the terms that decide total cost.
Invite and discover suppliers
Bring your own and find new ones by category across the network.
Evaluate every bid
Fifty bids evaluated, compared and scored in seconds, on landed cost, terms, and compliance, not just the headline price. The reasoning comes with it.
Award and build both sides
Award, rate, and grow one trust score that works whether you are buying or selling.
Common trading use cases
Sourcing the same goods from several suppliers and comparing them on landed cost.
Finding alternative suppliers to protect margin when a price or a supply line moves.
Listing a catalog and responding to buyers' requests as a supplier between buying runs.
Building one portable trust score that works whether you are the buyer or the seller.