Buying guide

How to buy from Openers

Start with a first assignment you can evaluate. A demo and a written RFI cost nothing. A bounded pilot, trial or first project gives you evidence - and us a reference you have approved.

Choose a sector

Three routes. The same idea: start small.

Public sector

Procurement, IT and data protection. Openers is bought under public procurement law. Here are the routes to contract, where a demo and written RFI belong, and how to make data control evaluable. Start with a bounded pilot when the estimated value allows it.

Business

CEO, IT and procurement. No public-procurement duty. That makes the DPA, the exit and a bounded first wave more important. Book a demo, a written question list or a 4-8 week trial.

Civil society

Chair, office and board. Volunteer time, project grants and membership fees cannot carry an endless contract. Start with a course, a site or a small first assignment with a clear end.

What you can buy

The catalogue is unchanged. This is the way in.

Digital presence and marketing

Sites, automation and content you own.

Data and decision support

Research, gap analysis and decision material.

Technical platform and digital tools

Integrations, IaC and a foundation you can run.

Skills development and digital learning

Workshops and courses you keep.

Change that takes root

Current-state analysis, external analysis and workshops with Transponder.

Course: Digital sovereignty

A small first step when leadership needs a shared picture.

Why first

Why a first assignment - not the whole catalogue on day one

Lower risk

You try one bounded flow. We prove delivery before you commit to a larger scope.

Better requirements

What you learn in the first wave becomes requirements, not assumptions, if you continue.

A reference you own

An approved first assignment can become a verifiable reference. We publish nothing without your consent.

Next step: a first assignment you can evaluate

A demo and a written RFI cost nothing. A pilot, trial or first project is how we earn a reference you approve.