Winning a job and then finding out the margin was never there hurts more than losing it. QuotationDeveloper turns quoting into a controlled, AI-assisted workflow, so every cost is counted before you set a price.
If your quote depends on materials, processes, tooling, freight and currency, QuotationDeveloper fits, whatever you make and wherever you sell.
Tier 1/2/3 suppliers of components and assemblies
Precision machining, structures and sub-assemblies
Regulated parts with validation and test costs
Switchgear, transformers, solar and battery systems
Engineered-to-order equipment and spares
Long-life programs with complex BOMs
PCB assembly, harnesses and box builds
Rugged fabrications, castings and forgings
Moulding, extrusion and tooling-heavy quotes
Job shops quoting dozens of RFQs every week
Steel structures, HVAC and building systems
Should-costing and supplier quote checks for OEM buyers
Material and labour are just the start. Tooling, capex, scrap, testing, warranty, packaging, logistics, FX, energy, price-down clauses and working capital all hit your margin.
A formula was overwritten, links snapped, and nobody trusts the numbers the day before the quote is due.
Chasing cycle times, freight, tooling and overheads across six files, by hand, every time.
A missed cost, an unmodelled price rise, and the 'profitable' quote turns red in production.
No sign-off from finance and no trail, just a long email chain the auditor can't follow.
New volumes and drawings mean starting from scratch, because the model has no memory.
You priced per piece. They want NPV, cash flow and working capital. That's another week.
Typical outcomes our customers see within their first quarter.
Scenario modelling showed that a 12% steel rise plus EUR movement would wipe out the margin. The team added an index-linked price clause and still won the award.
AI reading of the RFQ pulled out the BOM and routing from Word and PDF packs. Estimators review and adjust instead of retyping.
Sign-off from six departments, version history and cost traceability meant the audit took one meeting instead of a week of digging through email.
Spreadsheets are flexible but they don't control anything. ERPs are powerful but they weren't built for quoting.
| Capability | Spreadsheets | Generic ERP | QuotationDeveloper |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multi-level BOM with landed cost | |||
| AI reading of RFQ documents (PDF, Word, Excel) | |||
| Process routing, capacity and machine-hour rates | |||
| Tooling and capex amortisation | |||
| Multi-currency, FX and import duty | |||
| What-if scenarios with NPV and IRR | |||
| Department approvals with audit trail | |||
| RFQ revision tracking and change log | |||
| Bank, CFO and management reports | |||
| Live in days, not months |
Upload the customer's RFQ pack. AI pulls out the BOM, volumes and commercial terms.
BOM, routing, logistics, tooling and quality plan. Costs update as you type.
Best case, worst case and target. See margin and NPV for each.
Route through your approval chain and send a versioned quote.
Send us a sample RFQ and we'll walk you through it from start to an approved quote, using your own parts, plants and currency.
Tell us about your team and we'll get in touch to set up access.