Qvidian 2026: Benefits, Features & Pricing

It has cut down on the amount of time it takes for me to complete searching for RFP responses which used to be very time consuming and streamlines the process for sending questions to SMEs and import responses.

New and prospective users should consider joining the Qvidian User Community and review the discussions, knowledge base, training, etc. Also, visit the Learning Resources videos, which demonstrate the product at a more practical than typical demos. Qvidian is very responsive to customer ideas in adding requested features when possible, including some I suggested. The biggest change I'd like at this stage of my association with the product is the provision of simple, license-free (within the enterprise) access to the content database. The current seat license model does not enable casual users' introduction to and exploration of the product. Our initial business problem was replacement of the Pragmatech RFP Machine content library. We've successfully used Qvidian as a global resource for about three years. Within the past year, our sales force asked if we also had the capability to support "point-and-click" proposals such as available at other companies. Qvidian enabled us to provide that capability with Proposal Automation. We're now piloting workflow management capabilities with initial good results. Please note that this is a review, not an endorsement by myself or my organization.

It has been excellent so far. Coming into my area of work, we did not have a method of consolidating our content while managing proposals/RFPs, everybody sort "had" the content in their own personal laptops which made getting up to date content from experts extremely difficult. Qvidian has taken away all those challenges

I really like that we, the writers of proposals day in and day out can easily organize, add and edit content in a folder structure that makes sense to our business. In addition to the vast knowledge base that Qvidian supports, it also helps us manage our proposals. Responders can be assigned to their questions easily and effortlessly. At any time, anyone involved in the proposal can see what questions remain unanswered, those pending acceptance and those acceptance. You can also filter the questions to those assigned to use. This allows me to work efficiently and at my pace. Others can work on their responses independently and we don't have to worry about sharing documents back and forth. Editing is done with the Qvidian addins for Microsoft Word.

Pros - Qvidian has made significant improvements over the past 5 years based on feedback from clients like myself. This has been hugely satisfying to be one of their clients. They have a customer community that promotes knowledge sharing and helps shorten the learning curve for new users. Qvidian initially was our proposal automation tool and because of the enhancements from a content library perspective, we have been able to broaden our use to include content management. You have flexibility to create custom meta data, allowing you to customize what you want to track on each content item. It makes classifying your content easy. Cons - Enhancements are coming that address these items, but I would say automating the tracking process for approvals is a huge thing for our organization, but as I said in my previous comments, Qvidian is already working on addressing this.