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What Is a Call-Off Tool (Avropsverktyg, Sweden)?
This is a Swedish procurement term. A system that makes it easier to control and track call-offs from a framework agreement and the requests coming in against it.
Who uses call-off tools?
Mainly contracting authorities and their purchasers. Suppliers come into contact with the tool when they receive requests or respond in a mini-competition.
What is the difference between a call-off tool and a procurement tool?
A procurement tool is used to run the procurement itself. A call-off tool is used once the framework agreement is in place, to place call-offs and orders under it.
Do suppliers need an account in the customer's call-off tool?
Often, because requests and responses in mini-competitions are handled in the system. It is worth finding out in good time how the customer runs its call-offs.
