Superkind for travel & expenses
Booking travel, collecting receipts, creating expense reports and checking policies.
Every tender brings back the same work: gathering requirements, contacting suppliers, comparing bids, documenting the award. You hand this work to Superkinds. You describe it once in Slack, Teams or by email, they do it in your tools, and no award is made before you agree.
Superkind Team
Every example is set at Schneider GmbH, a made-up company
Four Superkinds, each with one clear job. They all share the same company knowledge, so the Award Writer knows the comparison the Bid Comparer made
How procuring new seals at Schneider GmbH runs through the four Superkinds
@Superkind We need new seals for the P4 series. Put out a tender.
collects the technical requirements and creates the specification
Specificationsends the tender to matching suppliers
Tender email With your approvalcompares the incoming bids by price, lead time and quality
Bid comparisondocuments the award and notifies everyone involved
Award documentation With your approvalThe award is made and documented.
Asks the technical team by email for the requirements and puts everything in a specification document in Word
@Superkind Ask engineering for the requirements for the P4 seals.
The requirements are gathered. The specification is ready:
Write in Teams: "@Superkind, I need a Requirements Collector. Ask the technical team and create the specification."
Connect SharePoint, Outlook and Word. Superkind uses the existing specification template.
Add the contacts per department to your company knowledge.
Picks the matching suppliers from the list in Excel, attaches the specification and sends the tender by email
@Superkind Send the tender to our seal suppliers.
The tender goes to four suppliers. All waiting for your approval:
Write in Slack: "@Superkind, I need a Tender Sender. Pick the right suppliers and send the documents."
Keep the supplier list in Excel with categories. Superkind picks the matching ones.
Confirm the rule: "No tender goes out without my approval."
Reads the incoming bids from the inbox, enters the data in a comparison sheet in Excel and highlights the best offer
@Superkind Three bids are in. Compare them.
The comparison is ready. Here is the overview:
Write in Teams: "@Superkind, I need a Bid Comparer. Compare all incoming bids automatically."
Set the comparison criteria: price, lead time, quality rating. Superkind uses the weights from your company knowledge.
Connect Outlook and Excel. Superkind recognises bids in the inbox and enters the data.
Creates the award documentation in Word, writes the acceptance to the winner and the rejections to the others
@Superkind The award goes to Kraus Industrie. Document it and notify everyone.
The documentation is ready. Acceptance and rejections waiting for your approval:
Write in Slack: "@Superkind, I need an Award Writer. Document the award and notify all suppliers."
Connect Word and SharePoint. Superkind uses the award documentation template.
Confirm the rule: "Acceptances and rejections to suppliers need my approval."
No. Tenders, acceptances and rejections always go through you first. Only internal steps like the bid comparison run automatically.
Yes. You set price, lead time and other criteria and weight them. The rules apply to every tender, and you can adjust them any time.
Yes. The supplier list is in your company knowledge, and every Superkind uses it. You add new suppliers once.
You can try Superkind for free, with up to 150 hours of work and no credit card. Business starts at €50 a month for unlimited users. €1 gets about one hour of work done. Every plan is on the pricing page.
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The other departments and their Superkinds
Booking travel, collecting receipts, creating expense reports and checking policies.
Filing contracts, monitoring terms, flagging notice periods and preparing renewals.
Collecting questions, writing answers, updating articles and flagging gaps.