IMPORTANT This article applies to the Open RFQ period. For details on post tender requests (used in Closed RFQs), see this article.
An organisation may have configured the RFQ in a way that is open for any updates by vendors while the RFQ is Open. To determine this:
If you choose to revise your quote, after completing the necessary changes: (1) click the Submit update button. A pop-up will open. (2) (Optional) Click the Email me a confirmation of my submission checkbox if you want to receive an email notification that you have submitted an update to your original quote. (3) Click the Submit button in the pop-up to confirm. The organisation will receive an email notification that you have updated your original quote.
An organisation may have configured the RFQ where you need express permission from them to update your quote in the Open period after submitting the first time. If you have determined (per above) that you cant make changes, you can reach out to the client using a Direct Message and request to make an update.
In the case they provide express permission, you will receive an email notifying you of this option. Your client may optionally include a short message to direct you on what's needed to be changed or expected to be changed in the update.
You will also observe on the RFQ Response tab - a banner at the top that will inform you that an organisation has allowed a quote update and it will include any short message (optionally) provided.
Clients may issue an addendum with new documents or a new pricing schedule during an Open RFQ, which permits you to revise your quote in response to the addendum. In the case of an Addendum, you will receive an email notifying of a new addendum message, with a link to open the Addendum in Felix. Addendums include a message from the client.
You will also observe on the RFQ Response tab - a banner at the top that will inform you that an organisation has allowed a quote update.