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Make every spring RFQ ready for your estimator.
Give customers a smarter Request a Quote experience under your brand. The proposed assistant reads their supplied files, asks for missing spring specifications, tracks revisions, and hands your team one reviewable intake packet.
We are testing demand before building software. A conversation expresses interest; it does not start a trial, purchase, or data upload.
- Spring type
- Torsion drawing · p1
- Material
- 302 stainless email · line 8
- Quantity
- 2,500 / year spreadsheet · B12
- Operating temperature
- Not supplied ask customer
Revision C detected. Two dimensions changed from the earlier attachment.
Not another ERP.
Not an instant pricing engine.
One cleaner handoff into the tools you already use.
THE PROPOSED FLOW
A better front door.
Your process behind it.
The customer-facing experience carries your shop’s identity. The output goes to your existing inbox, spreadsheet, quoting system, or ERP.
- 01
Your branded intake
Your logo, colors, domain, required fields, and spring terminology—not a third-party marketplace.
- 02
Customer files stay connected
Email text, drawings, spreadsheets, images, and later revisions remain visible beside the information extracted from them.
- 03
Missing details surface early
The proposed assistant asks only for information your shop requires and flags ambiguous or conflicting supplied details.
- 04
Your estimator starts from a packet
Receive one source-linked summary with the original files. Your team still owns feasibility, engineering, costing, and the final quote.
THE LINE WE WILL NOT CROSS
Preparation before judgment.
This concept is intentionally narrower than a quoting platform. It prepares the request without pretending software can make the decisions that protect your customer, your margin, and your reputation.
- Capture supplied specifications
- Preserve source references
- Flag missing fields
- Compare supplied revisions
- Spring design
- Material recommendations
- Manufacturability approval
- Costing and final price
DESIGN PARTNERS
Show us where a customer RFQ becomes estimating work.
We are speaking with U.S. spring manufacturers before deciding whether to build. A useful conversation covers how requests arrive, which details are usually missing, and what your estimator must reconstruct before pricing begins.
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