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We built Traxio because we saw how much decision-making gets delayed simply due to unstructured supplier replies.

Once everything is standardized, decisions become surprisingly fast.

Curious — how do you currently handle supplier responses?

A lot of people think procurement software is just about cost savings — but in reality, it’s mostly about time saved in coordination.

That’s what we’re trying to optimize with Traxio.

What do you think matters more in your org: cost or speed?

We’re still early, but one thing is clear: procurement teams don’t need more dashboards — they need fewer steps between request and decision.

That’s the direction we’re pushing Traxio toward.

Would love brutal feedback on whether we’re on the right track.

From our early users: the biggest win wasn’t automation — it was visibility.

Teams finally stopped losing track of who said what, and when.

That alone reduced a lot of procurement delays.

Have you faced this kind of tracking problem before?

We debated a lot about whether procurement tools should be “heavy enterprise software” or lightweight collaboration tools.

Traxio ended up somewhere in between — structured, but still fast and flexible.

Where do you think the sweet spot is?

One interesting pattern we saw:
even experienced procurement teams spend a huge amount of time just normalizing vendor responses before they can make decisions.

Traxio tries to eliminate that step entirely.

Would love feedback on whether that’s actually useful in real workflows.

A big reason we built Traxio was because procurement often becomes a bottleneck not due to lack of tools, but due to lack of consistency across teams and vendors.

We’re trying to fix that consistency layer.

What’s your take on that problem?

Hey PH 👋 one thing we underestimated while building Traxio is how much procurement depends on informal communication today — WhatsApp, email, even calls.

We’re trying to bring that into a structured system without slowing teams down.

Do you think structure helps or adds friction?

As makers, we didn’t want to just “digitize procurement” — we wanted to reduce the back-and-forth between buyers and suppliers as much as possible.

Still early, and we’d genuinely love feedback from people who’ve lived this problem at scale.

One early insight: standardizing RFQs changes everything.
Once all suppliers respond in a structured format, decision-making becomes dramatically faster and more objective.

Have you used structured RFQs before, or is email still the default in your workflow?

We started Traxio because we saw teams managing multi-million dollar purchasing decisions through email threads and spreadsheets 😅

That felt like a system problem, not a people problem — so we tried to rebuild the workflow itself.

What would you automate first in procurement?

When building Traxio, we kept coming back to one problem: procurement teams don’t lack suppliers — they lack structure and speed in communication.

Most of the delay happens between “I need this” and “I can compare offers properly.”

Curious if others see the same gap.

I’m one of the makers behind Traxio.
We built this after seeing how fragmented and manual procurement still is in most companies — especially when it comes to supplier discovery and RFQs.

Would love your honest thoughts on this: what’s the biggest bottleneck you’ve seen in procurement workflows?