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# "Partners selection" mode
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Available only for private offers in the “Bargain” and “Auction” modes.
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#### What is it?
When publishing an offer on the public exchange, you can enable **"Partners Selection"** mode. This is a unique tool for finding new carriers who could become your long-term partners.
How it works:
1. You place freight offer with "Partners Selection" marking.
2. Carriers submit their bids by participating in the bidding process.
3. Once the winner has been selected you can invite them to your private exchange.
Thus, Roolz turns every offer into an opportunity to expand business relationships. It's not not just about transportation, but rather about the selection of the best offers.
#### To enable "Partners selection" mode you need to:
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Fill out all necessary fields when creating the offer
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Select "Private exchange" publishing option.
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Click "Duplicate on public exchange" checkbox.
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Click on the "Partners selection" checkbox.
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Click "Publish now" button. Done! Your offer will accept bids from both current and potential partners.
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