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Technology Designed for Modern Auctions

BidIQ combines modern auction technology, marketplace infrastructure, and high-performance websites into a platform built specifically for heavy equipment sellers.

Why BidIQ Exists

The auction industry has changed rapidly in recent years, but much of the technology supporting it has struggled to keep pace.

Many auction businesses still rely on fragmented systems, outdated websites, and generic tools that were never designed specifically for machinery sellers.

BidIQ was built to provide a more modern approach by combining timed online auctions, retail marketplaces, inventory tools, and digital experiences into a unified platform designed around real-world auction workflows.

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Built for Heavy Equipment Sellers

BidIQ is designed around the unique challenges facing heavy equipment auctioneers, dealerships, and machinery sellers.

From agricultural equipment and construction machinery to transportation and industrial assets, the platform is built to support inventory-heavy businesses that require more specialized digital infrastructure.

Rather than adapting generic tools, BidIQ focuses on workflows commonly found throughout heavy equipment sales and auctions.

What We Believe 

Modern Technology Should Be Accessible

Auction businesses deserve tools that are intuitive, scalable, and designed for long-term growth.

Buyers Expect Better Experiences

Modern bidding, inventory discovery, and mobile usability are no longer optional.

Websites Should Support Operations

Auction websites should help move inventory, engage bidders, and generate leads.

Industry Knowledge Matters

Heavy equipment workflows differ from generic ecommerce and require specialized solutions.

Meet Our Management

Expert professionals driving our innovation

Jackie Glassman 

Jackie Glassman brings nearly two decades of experience in the auction industry, including leadership roles at major auction technology organizations and global marketplace platforms. Her background spans operational strategy, digital transformation, and scaling auction businesses through modern technology adoption. Having served in executive positions including CEO and senior operational leadership roles, Jackie provides BidIQ with deep industry knowledge and insight into the evolving needs of auctioneers as online bidding and digital marketplaces continue reshaping the industry. 

 Zach Bosle

As a sixth-generation Nebraska farmer and entrepreneur, Zach Bosle has spent years working directly within equipment sales, auctions, and machinery operations. After building businesses centered around agricultural equipment and helping facilitate significant machinery transactions, he developed a firsthand understanding of the challenges auctioneers and sellers face with outdated technology and fragmented systems. At BidIQ, Zach focuses on long-term vision, product direction, and creating modern infrastructure designed specifically for heavy equipment auctions and inventory-driven businesses.