Questions it asks
Product type, material or spec, quantity, delivery date, drawing or part number, industry
Answers spec questions from your catalogue and captures complete RFQs for your sales team.
Turning visitors into customers for teams like these










Tolerances, materials, certifications, lead times. The answer is in a PDF datasheet nobody opens.
No quantity, no drawings, no delivery date. Sales has to go back and forth before they can quote.
The supplier who answers the technical question first often gets the RFQ.
Product type, material or spec, quantity, delivery date, drawing or part number, industry
Name, company, email, phone, product, quantity, required date, drawing reference
Your CRM, email or quoting system through a webhook
It reads your product pages and datasheets, so answers match your real specs.
It asks for everything your team needs to quote, so the first reply can be the quote.
It pushes the request into your CRM, email or quoting system through a webhook.
Manufacturers selling B2B through their website: components, industrial equipment, packaging, materials and contract manufacturing.
Scroll to watch an engineer go from a spec question to a complete RFQ.
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A commercial real estate brokerage captured every enquiry with the details its team needed, and recovered 33.5% of the leads it used to lose within 45 days
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No, it doesn't replace your RFQ software or CPQ. It collects complete RFQs and sends them into your RFQ software, CPQ or CRM, so quoting starts with the right information.
Yes, it answers technical questions from your product pages and the datasheets you share. If a spec isn't documented, it says so and passes the question to your engineers.
It handles drawing references, not the files themselves, today. It captures the drawing or part number in the conversation and your team follows up for the files.
It speaks English today. More languages are on the way.
RFQs go to your CRM, email, a Google Sheet or a webhook into your quoting system, with the full conversation attached.