For industrial buyers and sourcing teams

Move from an incomplete requirement to a defensible supplier decision.

OMA NEXUS is an operating layer for structured RFQs, requirement review, supplier discovery, comparable responses, and controlled follow-up.

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RFQ submission is free. Matching, verification, shortlist preparation, and managed sourcing are scoped only after review and are never guaranteed.

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Choose the action that matches your current sourcing state.

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Structure a new requirement and receive a submission reference.

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Browse Suppliers

Review approved public profiles, capabilities, and evidence states.

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View Opportunities

See approved sourcing opportunities and their access requirements.

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Discuss requirement readiness, shortlist scope, or cross-border support.

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Procurement workflow

One controlled path from requirement to follow-up.

Each stage has a concrete record, review state, or authorized workspace action.
  1. 01

    Define Requirement

    Capture the product, process, quantity, delivery, and commercial context.

  2. 02

    Submit RFQ

    Create a controlled record with documents, a reference ID, and an audit trail.

  3. 03

    Readiness Review

    Check requirement completeness before suppliers quote.

  4. 04

    Supplier Matching

    Identify category, process, geography, and evidence fit without inventing certainty.

  5. 05

    Shortlist

    Select suppliers against the same technical and commercial decision criteria.

  6. 06

    Supplier Responses

    Collect comparable responses and requests for clarification in the workspace.

  7. 07

    Compare

    Normalize price, lead time, evidence, assumptions, and non-price risk.

  8. 08

    Decision

    Record the rationale, open issues, and authorized next action.

  9. 09

    Workspace Follow-up

    Keep documents, messages, tasks, quotes, and activity attached to the project.

Requirement readiness

Find the gaps before a supplier prices the wrong scope.

Readiness review improves comparability. It does not promise a supplier response, quotation, price, approval, or award.

  • Identify missing drawings, specifications, certifications, or commercial terms.
  • Separate required information from recommended improvements.
  • Compare qualified suppliers using the same decision criteria.
  • Keep supplier-provided claims distinct from OMA NEXUS review notes.
  • Record assumptions and unresolved risk before a sourcing decision.

Ready to begin?

Start with the requirement you can document today.

You can save a browser draft, attach protected review files, and edit the summary before submission.

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