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CPV to UNSPSC Converter
Look up related UNSPSC categories using a CPV code or keyword. Tenderwell’s free converter helps suppliers compare classifications when researching tenders and identifying categories for the goods or services they provide.
Open converterConvert a CPV code to UNSPSC
Select a CPV category to look up its available UNSPSC mappings.
CPV to UNSPSC code examples
Explore available mappings for five CPV categories. Each example shows related UNSPSC codes and category names to help you understand the results.
How to use CPV and UNSPSC codes
Practical guidance for choosing relevant categories and comparing classifications during tender research.
How to use CPV codes
The Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV) classifies the goods, works and services covered by public procurement contracts in the European Union. CPV codes help suppliers find tender notices related to what their business provides.
Start with a code from a tender notice, or search by a description of your products or services. Choose the most relevant category and consider related codes when your offering covers more than one area. Read the tender requirements alongside the classification to assess whether an opportunity is suitable.
Use the Tenderwell converter to explore how your selected CPV category relates to UNSPSC categories.
Learn more about CPV codesHow to use UNSPSC codes
The United Nations Standard Products and Services Code (UNSPSC) classifies products and services for purchasing and procurement. Its core hierarchy moves from broad segments through families and classes to specific commodities.
Suppliers can use UNSPSC categories to describe their offering, review purchasing requirements and identify relevant procurement opportunities where this classification is used.
Compare the converter’s results with the goods or services you supply. A broad category can help you identify the right area of the classification, while a more specific code may be needed for a supplier registration or tender. Check the classification version and level of detail required by the purchasing organisation before selecting a code.