# Bid proposals (RFP)
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## Definition
The bid confirmation process is made out of the checkout + the payment process + the confirmation
WHO CAN USE THIS FEATURE?
Logged in users
## Create a bid confirmation
Select a request for proposal, choose the date and starting time, and click “Bid” (figure 1). The bid confirmation process starts.
Figure 1
## Read the bid confirmation pages
### The checkout overview page
The checkout overview page is the first page displayed to users after clicking the “bid” button. The checkout overview is visually split into two sections:
* The right section
* The left section
#### The left section
**The request**
The request displays:
* The title of the request for proposal (figure 2.1)
Figure 2.1
* The date block (figure 2.2) displays the start and end dates during which the asker would like the services to take place.
Figure 2.2
* The location block (figure 2.3) reminds the user where the service will take place.
Figure 2.3
**The offer**
The offeror enters information about his offer:
* Description (figure 3.1)
Figure 3.1
* Price for the service (figure 3.2) (potential income and platform fees are automatically calculated)
Figure 3.2
* Dates & location (figure 3.3)
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Figure 3.3
* Message (figure 4) (optional).
Figure 4
Accept the terms & conditions of the platform by clicking the checkbox (figure 5).
Figure 4
Click on “Continue >” (figure 6) to confirm the proposal.
Figure 6
#### The right section
On the right-hand side of the page, the RFP-related asker’s information (figure 7) is displayed in a dedicated information block.
Figure 7
## Update the bid confirmation pages
The user can click “Edit” (figure 8) available on the left-hand side at the end of the checkout overview page to modify the date and time for his proposal.
Figure 8
## Delete the bid confirmation pages
Users cannot delete a proposal.
Users can either stop the proposal process, in which case no proposal is made; or users can cancel proposals from their dashboard.
The process is described in the article: [Bids dashboard (RFP rendering type) - Delete a Bid](https://features.scnd.com/v2.0/front-office/rendering-types/uncommoditized-rendering-types/request-for-proposal-rfp/pages/8FdMu5oRAoxmaBkUDNQp#id-1.14.x-bidsdashboard-rfpbundle-deleteabid)
## Related resources
**Dashboard:**
* [Bids dashboard (RFP rendering type) - Delete a Bid](https://features.scnd.com/v2.0/front-office/rendering-types/uncommoditized-rendering-types/request-for-proposal-rfp/pages/8FdMu5oRAoxmaBkUDNQp#id-1.14.x-bidsdashboard-rfpbundle-deleteabid)
**Business rules:**
* [Request for proposal rendering type (RFP) - Business rules](/v2.0/core-concepts/request-for-proposal-bundle-rfp.md)
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