I want to share a detailed review of the program; it might be useful to someone. I'll start with the pros: 1) Low price! In 2019, the cost of annual access was 24,000 rubles, which is quite acceptable compared to other solutions. Additionally, there is an option to test the program for a month or two for a lower amount. 2) When selecting a tender, there is the option to download documentation, access the original source of the order, and check the customer's analytics (you can evaluate current, completed, and conflicting tenders). There is also the possibility to export the tender to PDF and analyze the customer in Excel. 3) Excellent customer support. Right after registration, we were assigned a manager who is always ready to help. She often sets up keys for us since we are not quite familiar with this issue. 4) You can add an unlimited number of employees. This was a decisive factor for us, as other programs required an additional payment of 10,000 rubles for each user (seriously?). 5) Access to the program is possible both through the installed application and the web version. We preferred to install the program since we often have many tabs open in the browser, which is not always convenient. Now for the cons: 1) Support only works during business hours. On weekends, you can't reach the manager by phone or message... 2) I encountered "false notifications." This is a rare bug, but I can't help but mention it. We log into Tenderplan, and new notifications appear in the left feed. I go to the tenders with changes, but there are none. I mean, no changes. I reported it to support, and they promised to fix it. I'm waiting. 3) There is no mobile version of the application. You can only work from a computer, which makes me dependent on my workplace. In conclusion, I want to say that every system has its pros and cons. In my opinion, there are no perfect programs. It’s important to determine which pros are most significant for you and which cons you are willing to tolerate. We paid for six months and are simultaneously trying out other programs in our free time. So far, we haven't found a system with the same price-quality ratio.
