Agentic RFP builder

Post a SASE or SD-WAN project, build an RFP, and invite verified providers.

Start with a short RFI or create a full RFP. Netify helps you structure the requirement, publish it to the right suppliers and compare responses, with questions mapped to the Netify SASE Methodology v2026.1.

Publish an RFI

Publish a short RFI in minutes. Best for early pricing, discovery calls or supplier interest.

Fastest route

Start your project

Describe it in two minutes. Netify builds the full RFP from its question bank and shows which verified suppliers match before you publish.

Browse opportunities

See open SASE, SSE and SD-WAN projects on the marketplace.

Not sure?

Answer a few questions and Netify will recommend the right route.

Know your route already? Read about the SASE RFP path, the SD-WAN RFP path or the SSE RFP path. Each explains what's in scope and shows sample questions from the bank, then starts this same builder preloaded for that scope. There is one builder; the paths just set it up for you.

Just want a shortlist of suited vendors? Skip the formal process: grade the market against your requirement in a couple of minutes with the shortlist builder, then post a project or build an RFP only if you need one.

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Start your RFP

An RFP (request for proposal) is the set of questions you send to suppliers so you can compare them fairly. This tool helps you write one for SASE, SSE or SD-WAN, invite the right suppliers, and compare their replies. It takes about four steps:

1. Describe

Your sector, number of sites, regions and any rules you must meet.

2. Build questions

We draft them for you. Add or remove any you like.

3. Invite suppliers

Send your RFP to the best-fit vendors in one click.

4. Compare replies

We flag any answers that need a closer look.

Two ways to build it, and you can switch between them at any time: AI agent (chat in plain English and it writes the RFP for you) or Build it myself (pick the questions by hand, with AI help when you want it). Nothing is sent to any supplier until you choose to invite them.

Not ready for a full RFP?

Do what an RFI does, the marketplace way: post a short RFI describing your need, gather supplier interest, information and indicative pricing, then turn the RFI into a full RFP when you're ready. Publish an RFI instead.