Scattered inputs
Product requests, quantities, specifications, and terms sit across different files and formats.
Turn RFQs, specifications and spreadsheets into a structured quote-ready workspace. See missing information, internal confirmations and commercial risks in one place.
Interactive demo available. Production SaaS is not yet offered as a self-serve product.
The request may be spread across email, PDFs, spreadsheets, specifications, drawings, and customer terms. Sales then has to reconstruct the commercial picture before quotation work can begin.
Product requests, quantities, specifications, and terms sit across different files and formats.
Incoterms, destination, packaging, certifications, or deadlines may be absent or ambiguous.
Engineering, operations, logistics, and sales management each hold part of the answer.
Source-first: Extracted values remain traceable to the file, sheet, cell, or page. If the data is not present, RFQ Copilot displays “Needs confirmation” instead of guessing.
Check for missing conditions and commercial risks before a quotation goes out.
Quote Guard checks the quotation workspace against defined business rules. It is not a separate standalone application.
Each risk explains what is wrong, why it matters, and which source or company rule triggered the flag. Pricing, margin thresholds, exceptions, and commitments remain human decisions.
Reply Radar is the next planned product in the workflow, designed to surface the follow-up when a quotation or reply is waiting.
The products are designed to work together. Live cross-product data synchronization is not part of the current public demos.
Use fictional RFQs to test NOT READY, REVIEW, and READY states, edit quantities and prices, run scenario checks, and open a DRAFT quotation.