No — AI does not pick the winning offer; the system flags the most advantageous one as a suggestion, and the buyer always makes the final call.
When offers land on your screen, one of them carries an AI pick — Best offer label. That label is advice, not an outcome: no offer is ever accepted on its own, and no demand ever closes on its own. An order exists only once the buyer chooses Accept the offer — that is the moment the demand locks and the exchange rate is fixed.
You are free to ignore the suggestion outright. Skip the flagged offer and go with another supplier, sort the offers by whatever matters to you, or compare your shortlist and land somewhere else entirely. On a multi-line demand, awarding each line to a different supplier is your call too.
There is more than product preference behind this. MarbleMap takes no share of any sale and earns only from subscriptions, so it has no stake in steering the outcome — which is precisely why the suggestion is not binding. The flag exists to narrow a pile of offers quickly; weighing price, delivery, the supplier relationship and the risk stays with you.
Also asked as: Does AI make the decision? · Does the system choose for me? · Do I have to take the flagged offer? · Are offers accepted automatically?