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Why would you want to send an RFP through Cvent rather than through email?

- It's faster.

- You don't have to hunt down email addresses for each venue.

- You can add venues to an RFP directly from the Supplier Network search results.

- You can track who recieved your RFP and how they responded all in one place.

- All of the above

All of the above

Why would you use the filters when searching the Supplier Network for a venue?

- They limit the number of results, making your options less overwhelming.

- They help you decline venues in bulk.

- They help you find venues that fit your requirements.

- All of the above

- A and C

A and C

What does RFP stand for?

- Request for pricing

- Requirements for Proposal

- Request for Proposal

- Requirements for Pricing

Request for proposal

What is the main difference between the Advance and Quick RFPs?

- The Advanced RFP is only available for Enterprise users. The Quick RFP is available

, to all users.

- The Advanced RFP lets you include sleeping and meeting room requests. The Quick

RFP only allows for sleeping rooms.

- The Advanced RFP is for requesting transportation, audio/visual, printing, and

catering services. The Quick RFP is fo requesting sleeping and meeting rooms.

- The Advanced RFP lets you enter in a full meeting agenda including room sizes, set

ups, and times. The Quick RFP replaces the agenda with a textbox and is ideal for

events that only require a couple of meeting rooms.

a. The advanced RFP is only available for Enterprise users. The quick RFP is available to all

users

What is the difference between an RFP's Response Due Date and the Decision Date?

- The Decision Date is when the planner wants decisions from all the venues.

- The Response Due Date is when the planner wants proposals from all the venues.

- The Decision Date is when the planner will award the winning bid.

- A and B

- B and C

B and C

What information can you receive about the sleeping rooms at a venue using a Cvent

RFP?

- How many people the room can sleep

- How much the rooms cost

- How many rooms are available

- All of the above

- B and C only

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