Explore · Define · Confirm
Your project, step by step.
From your first brief to service delivery, keep your choices and approvals. Clear decisions, one procurement contact and a scope tailored to your event.
Your meetings, your support
Support for your project, clear decisions
Describe your requirements, keep your suppliers and work with BME on services to delegate.
BME provides the human service. Sourcing Force is procurement software that complements your ERP or S2P.
Brief
Start with what you know.
Purpose, participants, format, dates, destination and services to delegate: gather the known details. An undecided budget or a venue already chosen does not prevent preparation. Keep your existing suppliers and quotes.
Prepare your brief in the shared popup, then request a quote through the HubSpot form after reviewing it. The AI asks up to three useful questions, or none if your project is clear. A copy of your brief is emailed to you. The brief is neither a quote, a booking, a purchase request nor an order.
Expert
Define requirements before consulting suppliers.
Human review should clarify the scope, constraints and missing information before sourcing suppliers or reviewing an existing quote. Venue, catering or technical services may be the only services you delegate.
Your brief helps share useful information with our team and determine the next steps for your project.
Quotes
Compare what will actually be purchased.
For each service, review inclusions, exclusions, dates, conditions and dependencies. BME purchases and rebills as a single supplier.
A venue, caterer and activity may follow different decisions and deadlines. You do not need to confirm the whole event at the same time.
Procurement approval
An approval for each actual supplier.
Within Sourcing Force, a purchase request or customer order corresponds to one actual supplier. When the purchase request is created, Sourcing Force calculates the commission and produces the BME quote sent through the existing email or punch-out process to obtain the official purchase order.
The Events preview creates no purchase request, order, commission or automatic transfer. Any future transfer requires a configured Sourcing Force customer identifier; other requests follow the manual handover in the existing process.
Purchase order
Confirmation requires the purchase order.
An order is confirmed when BME receives the official purchase order corresponding to the purchase request. A click, summary or selected quote does not confirm a service.
After confirmation, Sourcing Force issues one or more orders to the relevant suppliers. Services retain their own statuses: a venue can be confirmed before catering.
Tracking
A clear view of each service.
BME tracks execution, services, delivery, invoicing and payments. Sourcing Force complements your ERP/S2P; the existing Pennylane connection supports invoicing and accounting.
Advance payment options are contractual; factoring belongs to BME’s financial arrangements. Existing approvals and conditions remain necessary before any commitment. The reporting shown on this website is identified as a demonstration.
Your decisions, your guidance
Move forward with your existing choices.
Can I keep my suppliers?
Yes. Keep your choices and specify only the services to delegate. Preparation starts with available information, including a venue or quote already selected.
Do I have to confirm the whole event at once?
No. Services follow their own decisions and deadlines, with a purchase request or customer order for each actual supplier. Confirming a venue does not automatically confirm the caterer.
Does the brief create an order?
No. A brief, summary or selected quote is not a confirmed order. Confirmation requires BME to receive the official purchase order for the relevant purchase request.
How do I send my quote request?
Prepare your brief, then complete the quote request form. The calendar appears after submission is confirmed. The AI asks only useful questions and you receive your brief by email; a brief never creates an order.
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