Disqovr
AI-powered software evaluations from start to decision
What it does
Disqovr helps procurement teams evaluate vendors faster using AI. Create evaluation projects in minutes, generate questionnaires, compare suppliers with weighted scoring, collect responses through a secure vendor portal, manage demos, collaborate with stakeholders, and make confident purchasing decisions—all from one platform. Available on web, iOS, and Android, Disqovr replaces spreadsheets and fragmented procurement workflows with a modern AI-powered experience.
Disqovr replaces the spreadsheet-and-gut-feel approach to vendor evaluation with a defensible, end-to-end process: surveys, demos, RFIs, scoring, and a weighted decision report.
Run surveys, RFIs and demo scoring in one place, and turn three months of spreadsheet wrangling into an auditable, board-ready decision in weeks. Built for teams who've outgrown Excel but won't pay enterprise-suite prices. Disqovr is a software-selection platform for B2B buyers: it runs the whole evaluation (stakeholder requirements survey, vendor shortlist, scored demos, a structured RFI and end-user testing) and turns it into one weighted, auditable decision record. Procurement and IT teams describe selection as stressful and fragmented: hundreds of vendors, scattered data, and demos that only show the happy path. Three months in, the spreadsheet has five versions, and nobody can say why…from disqovr.com
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