Guide every employee need into the right governed workflow.
Give employees a simple catalog experience while TRACforce connects the request to the right reviewers, suppliers, delivery steps, inventory records, expected costs and future support.
Browse the request catalog
Choose what you need and TRACforce will build the right workflow.
Start with a real request, then let TRACforce build the workflow around it.
The employee gets a simple request experience. TRACforce adds the category logic, reviews, supplier context, tasks, inventory, expense controls and future support behind the scenes.
Review and delivery path created
Connected records prepared
From “I need something” to a delivered and supportable business outcome.
TRACforce turns employee demand into a repeatable enterprise operating model that remains connected after the request is complete.
Select
Choose the category, service, product, supplier or business outcome needed.
Guide
Ask category specific questions and capture the complete business intent.
Review
Route the correct approval, finance, risk, legal and operational decisions.
Source
Engage suppliers, compare options, capture terms and select the solution.
Deliver
Task the implementation, manage dependencies and confirm acceptance.
Connect
Create inventory, expected costs and the ongoing support relationship.
The request becomes the operating history of what the enterprise bought and why.
TRACforce keeps the original business intent connected to every review, supplier decision, delivery task, inventory record and future expense.
Submitting a request should start the work, not create another handoff.
The difference is what happens after the employee clicks submit. TRACforce carries the request through decisions, delivery, inventory, expense validation and support.
Captures the ask
The employee submits information, but the operating teams must reconstruct the process in other tools.
Launches the complete lifecycle
The request becomes the connected operating record for every team, supplier, action, asset, expense and future support need.
Creates the transaction
The request can move toward sourcing and a purchase order, but the operational story often ends there.
Enterprise request management connected to delivery and ongoing operations.
Answers for teams evaluating employee request portals, procurement intake and enterprise workflow platforms.
What is the TRACforce Request Marketplace?
The Request Marketplace is one intelligent front door for employees to request products, services, suppliers, projects, onboarding and business changes across any enterprise expense category.
How is Request Marketplace different from a purchase request form?
A traditional purchase request often ends with approval or purchase order creation. TRACforce continues through sourcing, delivery, inventory creation, expense readiness and ongoing support.
Can employees request both new services and support in TRACforce?
Yes. The Request Marketplace is the front door for obtaining something new. The Support Marketplace is the front door for maintaining and supporting what is already in place.
Can Request Marketplace support non technology categories?
Yes. Organizations can configure request experiences for facilities, real estate, HR, fleet, professional services, utilities, suppliers, finance and custom enterprise categories.
How does TRACforce route reviews?
TRACforce can route requests based on category, spend, location, employee, supplier, risk, contract, timing and other business rules while preserving the full review history.
What happens after the request is completed?
TRACforce can create or update inventory, employee assignments, expected expenses, supplier records and the connected Support Marketplace experience.
Move every need forward.
Capture what the business needs, guide the right decisions, connect suppliers and delivery, then carry the request into inventory, support and financial accountability.
Capture what needs to happen and connect it to the source record.
Bring the right owners, approvers and business context into the decision.
Drive the supplier, operational or financial work required to change the outcome.
Verify what changed, preserve the evidence and update the trusted source.
