Industries · Distribution · Bearings
Breakdown inquiries identified, crossed and quoted before the call ends
Interchanges resolved from the customer’s own wording, stock checked across branches, rebuild versus new priced side by side.
Faster first-touch identification
Sample data
Sample: identified from the customer’s own wording; stock checked across branches; the shop quoted the rebuild.
How inquiries actually arrive
Scenario
No part number at all
A description, a photo, or a number off an old invoice.
Scenario
Numbers that changed years ago
Superseded, rebranded, or someone else’s line.
Scenario
Stock across branches
In stock, just not at the branch that answered the phone.
Scenario
Rebuild versus new
The shop can quote it too, if someone asks.
One request, from inbox to sent
8:04 AM
Request lands: email, portal, counter note
8:06 AM
Lines read and matched to your catalog
8:11 AM
Stock, contracts and history applied
8:14 AM
Non-stock lines sent to suppliers
8:31 AM
Rep reviews and sends
Day 3 · 7
Follow-ups sent without a reminder
Before and after
RFQs retyped from email and PDFs before pricing starts
Lines extracted and matched the moment the request lands
Sourcing by memory and tribal knowledge
Suppliers identified from your history and network; RFQs sent in one click
Growth means another person at another desk
Same team, several times the throughput
Built for every seat
Runs on
Epicor
Outlook
Gmail
Infor
NetSuite
Microsoft Dynamics
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