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    One request. Like-for-like quotes.

    Send one structured request, compare verified quotes and execute the deal you choose.

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    What you get with T57

    1. RequestsWithout T57: Described differently each timeWith T57: One structured RFQ
    2. QuotesWithout T57: Mixed units and termsWith T57: Normalized, side by side
    3. ContractWithout T57: Retyped by handWith T57: Generated from the quote

    TodayWith T57

    Finance, escrow and insurance come from licensed partners.

    Hands lift freshly harvested soybeans from an open sack.
    Every lot carries its specification, origin and inspection history.
    One request. Like-for-like quotes. Animation in three steps. Today: quotes you cannot compare. With T57: create the rfq, compare and award, execute. The result: best bid, verified bidder and contract with no retyping. EmailCallsMessaging apps?Quotes you cannot compare 1Create the RFQ2Compare and award3Execute ✓ Best bid, verified bidder✓ Contract with no retyping One request. Like-for-like quotes.

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    From request to quote

    Post one request and compare verified quotes side by side.

    T57 solves the slow, inconsistent way food is sourced and quoted, for buyers who need reliable supply and sellers who want serious, verified enquiries.

    The problem

    Quotes you cannot compare

    Food sourcing still runs on emails, calls and messaging apps. A buyer describes what it needs differently to each supplier, and quotes come back in different units, currencies and Incoterms. Comparing them takes days, and the agreed terms are then retyped into a contract and purchase order, often with errors. Sellers, meanwhile, spend hours answering enquiries from buyers they cannot check. The key challenges T57 addresses include:

    Quotes you cannot compare

    Different formats, units and terms make it hard to see which offer is truly best.

    Unverified parties

    Buyers and sellers often cannot confirm who is on the other side, or whether they are the producer or an intermediary.

    Errors between quote and contract

    Retyping terms into contracts and orders creates mismatches that surface at the bank, the port or the warehouse.

    How T57 works for you

    Create the RFQ → Invite and receive bids → Compare and award → Execute

    1. 01

      Create the RFQ

      Set product, grade, specifications, quantity, packaging, Incoterms, destination, delivery window and payment preference.

    2. 02

      Invite and receive bids

      T57 matches the request to verified suppliers, and you can invite your own. Suppliers respond in the same structure.

    3. 03

      Compare and award

      Review bids side by side against recent price data, ask clarifying questions and accept the best offer.

    4. 04

      Execute

      The contract is generated from the accepted quote, and finance, inspection, logistics and payment are connected to the same trade record.

    Features

    12 features, one trade record

    Structured RFQ builderGuided fields for specifications, quantities, packaging, Incoterms and certifications. For buyers, this means suppliers quote exactly what you need.
    Product templatesReady-made specifications for common products such as rice, dates, poultry, spices and edible oils. For first-time buyers, this saves time and avoids gaps.
    AI supplier matchingRanks verified suppliers by product, capacity, origin and track record. For buyers, this widens choice beyond the usual contacts.
    Private invitationsInvite existing suppliers to bid alongside matched ones. For established buyers, this keeps trusted relationships in the process.
    Verified bidders onlyEvery bidder holds a T57 Passport and a role label. For buyers, this shows who controls the goods before you read a price.
    Side-by-side comparisonBids are normalized by unit, currency and Incoterm. For procurement teams, this means like-for-like decisions.
    Price benchmarkingEach bid is shown against recent market price data. For buyers and sellers, this supports fair pricing.
    Clarification threadQuestions and answers are attached to the RFQ, not lost in email. For both sides, this keeps a record of what was agreed.
    Confidential biddingEach bid is visible only to the buyer. For sellers, this protects pricing.
    Contract from quoteThe accepted bid becomes the contract and purchase order automatically. For legal and finance teams, this removes retyping errors.
    Repeat and scheduled ordersReuse an RFQ or set recurring orders for regular supply. For supermarkets and HoReCa, this simplifies routine buying.
    Connected executionFinance, escrow, LCs, insurance, inspection and logistics start from the same record. For everyone, this means one place to run the trade.
    Down to the paddyA listing can carry hundreds of product details. For rice, that covers paddy variety, field pesticides, soil, milling, chemicals and polish. For buyers, this means specifying exactly what they want.

    Use case · Illustrative example

    Riyadh supermarket chain sources local dairy and imported rice in one place

    A Riyadh supermarket chain uses T57 for both domestic and imported supply. It sets a recurring RFQ for fresh laban and yoghurt, which verified Saudi dairies bid on each month, and a quarterly RFQ for basmati rice, which draws bids from verified processors in India and Pakistan. The category team compares each round against price data, awards contracts in a few clicks, and pays local suppliers through escrow and the rice exporter through an LC, all from the same records.

    Why T57

    We believe that every food business deserves a fair, transparent way to buy and sell.

    Verified from the first message

    T57 is a members-only trade club. Every bidder has passed business, identity and compliance checks and carries a role label.

    AI advises, people decide

    AI suggests suppliers and flags unusual bids. Buyers decide who wins.

    FAQ

    Common questions

    How long does an RFQ stay open?

    The buyer sets the deadline. Bids received after it closes are not shown unless the buyer reopens the RFQ.

    Can I negotiate after receiving bids?

    Yes. You can ask clarifying questions or request a revised bid from any supplier before you award the contract.

    Can sellers create offers without an RFQ?

    Yes. Verified sellers can publish product listings and wholesale terms that buyers can respond to directly.

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