We understand that some technology interests are more sensitive than others. On Halo you control the level of confidentiality for each of your RFPs.
Level 1: Network building is higher priority than confidentiality
How it works: Non-registered users can view the RFP
Use when: Technology interest does not reveal closely-held company secrets
Level 2: Network building and confidentiality are of equal importance
How it works: Only logged in users with verified scientist or startup accounts can view the RFP
Use when: RFP contains information that should only be seen by scientists or startups
Level 3: Confidentiality is much higher priority than network building
How it works: Sponsor name and/or RFP requirements are only visible to those who have submitted proposals and were advanced
Use when: RFP contains highly-sensitive information on company strategy
Example:
Level 4: Confidentiality is paramount, but you need system-of-record tools
How it works: Sponsors use Halo's SaaS technology to send requisitions to a pre-approved group of contacts via a password-protected network
Use when: RFP should be distributed to a pre-approved network (such as existing suppliers)