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Generate official French DC1 tender forms directly from Dolibarr proposals, ready to sign and archived on the proposal card.
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This module adds DC1 tender application forms directly onto Dolibarr commercial proposals.
From a single tab on the proposal card, you can generate a fully pre-filled French DC1 form, ready to sign and stored in the document area of the proposal.
Main features:
DC1 generation from the proposal card (no need to leave Dolibarr)
Automatic pre-filling from third party, contacts, project and proposal data
Support for recent official French DC1 form versions
Completeness checks before generation (required fields / signatures)
PDF export ready to sign and attached to the proposal documents
Permissions integrated with Dolibarr user rights and workflows
Consistent look & feel with standard Dolibarr admin and document models
Typical workflow:
Create or open a commercial proposal in Dolibarr.
Open the dedicated “DC1” tab.
Check and complete the pre-filled fields if needed (representative, lot, consortium, etc.).
Run the completeness check.
Generate the DC1 PDF: it is archived on the proposal and ready to be signed and sent with your tender.
Benefits:
No more retyping DC1 forms for each tender
Reduced risk of omission or typo on legal documents
Better traceability of tender documents directly in Dolibarr
Time savings for sales and tender teams, especially for repetitive public tenders
The module is designed for companies answering French public tenders and using Dolibarr proposals as the entry point of their bidding process.