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QUOTE ENGINE

Every quote, chased until it's decided

A request gets priced, sent, and chased on its own — you approve the price once, before it goes out.

Request → priced → sent → chased → decided

Quote EngineRunning
  1. Request in

    A quote request lands — web form, email, or a call logged by staff.

  2. Priced

    Line items filled in against your rules, not a generic template.

  3. Your call

    The price waits for you before it reaches the customer.

  4. Sent

    Delivered the way you already send quotes — email, portal, or PDF.

  5. Chased

    A follow-up goes out on schedule if nobody's replied.

  6. Decided

    Won, lost, or gone quiet — logged either way.

WHERE IT STOPS AND ASKS

It only stops once — and it brings the answer with it.

It holds the price for your approval before the quote ever reaches the customer.

WHAT CHANGES

What the Quote Engine takes off your team

Nobody re-types the same quote into three different documents.

A quote doesn't sit in a drafts folder until someone remembers it.

An unanswered quote gets a second and third follow-up without you chasing it yourself.

You approve the price once — not the formatting, not the send, not the reminder.

HOW IT'S BUILT

Built from the same six parts as every engine

The parts are standard. The wiring is yours.

The intake

A request lands from the website form, an email, or a call logged by staff.

The router

Decides which price rules and which approver a request needs.

The workers

Builds the quote, fills in the line items, and drafts the send.

The gate

Holds the price for your approval before it reaches the customer.

The log

Every version of the quote, replayable — what changed and when.

The panel

Where you see which quotes are out, chased, and still waiting.

YOUR NEXT STEP

See where your business runs on people.

Tell us what's manual. You get a map of where the work stops and waits for a person — and which engine would take it over first.

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