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AICTIONBOT Workbench

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Ten purchasing tools for small businesses: price increase check against Eurostat indices, offer comparison, contract clause radar, deadlines, invoice check, supplier sanctions check.

Start screen of the Mac app with all ten tools and the companion

Cost / License

  • Freemium (Subscription)
  • Proprietary

Since

  • New

Platforms

  • Windows  Windows 10 and 11 (64-bit), ZIP download from the website; also installable as a browser app in Edge or Chrome.
  • Mac  Native app (macOS 13 or later, Apple silicon and Intel, notarized by Apple), direct download from the website.
  • Online  Runs in any current browser; no account, nothing is stored.
Price increase check with Eurostat index, gap in euros and negotiation dossier
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What is AICTIONBOT Workbench?

AICTIONBOT Workbench is a procurement toolbox for people and organizations without a dedicated purchasing department. It includes tools for defining scopes of work, comparing offers, reviewing contracts, analyzing spend, checking invoices, preparing negotiations, managing deadlines, recording meeting minutes, checking suppliers, and examining requested price increases.

The product is available in a browser and as applications for macOS, Windows, and iPhone. Its free access includes a limited number of AI analyses per day, while paid licences increase the allowance, support longer documents, and enable output such as PDF and Word files. Some functions, including spend analysis, deadline management, arithmetic checks, and sanctions matching, run locally in the browser without outbound calls.

Uploaded texts and files are described as being used for a single analysis and then discarded.