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Request for Information Template

A Request for Information (RFI) document is akin to a fact-finding mission, where a company seeks detailed insights from potential vendors regarding their desired solution. Having an export template makes it easier to outline the company's requirements, objectives, and evaluation criteria, in order to identify suitable partnership for providing the solution.

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Good Software is a fictitious company used to show examples of how K15t apps can be used.

“The RFI template improved our vendor selection process. It helped us clearly communicate our needs and the structured format saved us time and ensured we found the perfect partner for our business.“

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