Quote Same Day
Requests in a shape you can price, quoted the same day, invoiced on ship
Built from Quote to Signature · Invoicing and Payments
from $1,750 setup · from $299 a month
ApplyWho We Serve · Manufacturing and industrial
A quote request waits three days because the one person who can price it is on the floor.
Quotes out the same day, fitment and dealer tools that answer before the phone rings, orders out of the inbox.
ApplyQuote requests come in structured, with the specs you need to price them.
Priced and out the same day, even when the one person who knows is on the floor.
Orders tracked somewhere other than an inbox, with the customer told at every step.
Dealer and fitment tools that answer the question before the phone rings.
A quote request in a shop lives or dies on one person. The customer emails a drawing, the one person who can price it is on the floor, and three days later the customer has gone with whoever answered. The system takes the request in a shape you can price, puts it in front of the right person on a phone, and sends the quote the same day.
Orders are the second leak. They live in an inbox, the customer calls to ask where it is, and someone walks out to the floor to look. An order tracked in one place, with the customer told at each step, ends those calls.
Dealer and fitment tools are where a manufacturer turns a phone call into a sale that happens without the phone: the question "does this fit my truck" answered on the site before anyone picks up. I came out of aerospace engineering, where the drawing is the contract; a shop's quote-to-ship flow is a system I understand from the inside.
Requests in a shape you can price, quoted the same day, invoiced on ship
Built from Quote to Signature · Invoicing and Payments
from $1,750 setup · from $299 a month
ApplyDealers see pricing, stock, and history; fitment answered before the call
Built from Portals · The Store
from $4,250 setup · from $599 a month
ApplyPlus applicable WA sales tax. Every price is a starting point; the Scorecard sets the number.
Apply.
The first thing you get back is a Scorecard with your numbers in it.
No pitch, no price until you ask.
Aerospace and defense suppliers
The prime wants a quote by Friday and proof you're compliant, and both live in filing cabinets.
Quotes out on time, qualification records kept the way the prime expects, and a builder who has sat on the other side of that table.
Energy
A propane customer runs out on a Sunday night and the only number rings in an empty office.
Deliveries and service calls scheduled from the first call, customers reminded before they run low, billing that runs itself.
Materials and recycling
Tickets on paper, loads tracked by memory, and the month-end reconciliation takes a week.
Orders, tickets, and loads in one place, so the month closes in an afternoon.
Transportation and logistics
Dispatch is a group text, and the customer calls the office to ask where the truck is.
Loads booked and dispatched in one place, customers told where the truck is, invoices out when the load lands.
Utilities and co-ops
Members report an outage three different ways and the office finds out from Facebook.
One way to report, crews dispatched from it, members told when power's back, and the records your board and the state expect.
Apply by 2 PM Pacific and you'll hear from me today. After that, by end of day the next business day.