Altiris Services
Lyon, FR
Established regional player — service desk in France, strong multi-site presence.
Your need stays in Naigo: only an anonymous query goes out to the web. The agent comes back with reasoned supplier suggestions and a sourced market study. You set the panel.
IT managed services RFP-2027-003
Managed services · Support & operations · Internal client: IT department
Supplier panel4 shortlisted · 3 NDAs signed · 1 pending
Who do we consult? The panel, the NDAs and the pack, in one place.
Altiris Services
Lyon, FR
Established regional player — service desk in France, strong multi-site presence.
Nordhaus IT
Lille, FR
Aggressive pricing on L1 support — on-call scope to be framed in the contract.
Veltis Services
Nantes, FR
Operations specialist — documented reversibility on comparable contracts.
Corvane
Paris, FR
Newer alternative — competitive pricing, enterprise references to confirm.
Assisted sourcingHow many suppliers to look for?5 Suggest suppliers
The RFP’s need never leaves Naigo: only an anonymized market query (no client, no budget, no volumes) is sent to the search engine.
Market study
Players, pricing models, trends, watch-outs · sources cited
What you hand it
Finding suppliers and studying the market, without exposing your need.
It extracts a neutral market query: no client, no budget, no volumes. You see the exact query sent to web search.
New RFP
Need intake · answers feed the specifications and the scoring grid.
Questions specific to the need
Generated by AI from the need described by the business. Answer, validate each answer, or delete the question.
What support hours do you expect, outside P1 incidents?
Volume: ≈ 1,200 workstations across 3 sites
Monday to Friday, 7 am–7 pm; 24/7 on-call for P1 only.
ValidatedWhich indicators do you want to track each month?
Business problem: resolution times seen as too long
P2 resolution time, first-call resolution rate.
ValidateWhat reversibility period is acceptable at the end of the contract?
Deployment model: fully managed
Your answer…
Validate1/3 answer validated — it feeds the brief and the specifications.
Back from the search
A good panel is built on the real market, not on the three names everyone knows. Each suggestion comes with its reason and its sources.
Your need becomes a neutral market query. That’s the only thing sent to web search, and you see it.
Each supplier comes with the reason it’s there and its sources, next to the ones the business named.
Players, pricing models, trends, watch-outs: what you need to frame the RFP before launching it.
You choose who joins. Nobody is invited without your approval.
| Supplier | Why them | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Altiris Services Supplier website · references | Service center in France, strong multi-site presence | Named by the business |
| Veltis Services Supplier website · case studies | Operations specialist, documented reversibility | Named by the business |
Sourcing & market
Your need stays in Naigo. Only the query shown above the panel, with no client, budget or volumes, went to web search.
Ask a question about the market…
In the same file
Sourcing starts from the gathered need, and feeds the RFP.
No. Your need stays in Naigo; only an anonymized market query, with no client, budget or volumes, goes to web search. You see it exactly as sent.
From a web search run on that query. Every suggestion cites its sources; if no search could be run, the screen says so.
Four sections: the players that matter in this specific segment, pricing models, trends, and watch-outs for the buyer. An unverified point is flagged as such.
You do. AI suggestions sit next to the suppliers the business named; you choose who is invited.
Bring an upcoming RFP: see the suppliers and the market that come out of it.
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