RFQ captured
RFQs are entered by your team or arrive from a connected email inbox or the API. Each RFQ records part numbers, descriptions, quantities, units, materials and specifications as line items.
Capture RFQs, keep the full customer history, run technical review and costing, send the quote and follow up — and see which accounts are due to reorder.
Workspaces set to Manufacturing start with this pipeline: Enquiry → Qualification → RFQ → Technical Evaluation → Quote → Negotiation → Purchase Order → Won.
RFQs are entered by your team or arrive from a connected email inbox or the API. Each RFQ records part numbers, descriptions, quantities, units, materials and specifications as line items.
The account overview pulls together the customer’s RFQs, quotes and activity, so estimators see what was asked for and won before.
Engineering records a technical review against the RFQ with a decision and a risk level, so the quote reflects what can actually be built.
Build the cost from material, labour, machine, tooling, setup, packaging, transport and overhead, then apply margin, discount and tax.
Turn the costing into a line-item quote with view tracking. Customers can review and approve RFQs from their portal link.
Quotes get a next best action and a drafted follow-up. Repeat-order patterns flag accounts that are likely due to reorder.
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