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ARQS Bidwright Flow guides procurement from intake through vendor check, approval gates and award

The KODE-456 browser tool turns a purchase-order export into a sequenced procurement action queue with email drafts.

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ARQS has released Bidwright Flow, catalogued as KODE-456, a browser tool that turns a PO export into a sequenced action queue.

Users import a CSV or load the sample. Default flows cover intake, missing-owner escalations, approval or receipt holds, award or recount windows and high-value reviews.

A SHA-256 hash-chained journal stays in the browser. Actions are suggestions from your own export; nothing is sent or changed in your systems.

Bidwright Flow suggests actions from the purchase-order file you open.

Plans are listed at US$99 a month or US$990 a year (DRAFT). Online checkout is not open yet; buyers request access by email.

Details are on the Bidwright Flow page, with pricing on the access page.