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Quote automation: consistent quotes in minutes
A quote takes half a day, and no two look the same.
When every quote is put together by hand from old files, it's slow and no two look the same. Quote automation builds the quote from your own prices and template, and also keeps track of which ones haven't had a reply yet.

Sound familiar?
- A quote takes half a day because everything has to be looked up again.
- The prices are in an old spreadsheet, and nobody's sure it's the current one.
- Every colleague puts quotes together differently.
- We don't know which quotes are still unanswered.
Now and after
Now
Copying from old files, prices by hand
After
Quote automation
- Quote in your own template
- Prices from the current price list
- A reminder when there's no reply
What does this cost you now?
An example: 10 quotes a week, 45 minutes each to put together. Over a year, that comes to roughly:
And that doesn't include the quote that went out too late.
How we fix it
We tidy up prices and the template
The price list, line items and text blocks go into one place and are updated from a single source.
The quote puts itself together
The system prepares the quote from the incoming request. Where the request arrives as free text, artificial intelligence helps work out what's being asked for.
A person approves it
A colleague reviews and sends the quote. Nothing involving money goes out without approval.
Follow-up, automatically
The system flags quotes that have been open for days and drafts the follow-up e-mail.
What you get
- Consistent quotes in minutes.
- Always with current prices.
- No quote goes without a follow-up.
- You can see where every quote stands.
What it connects to
With your existing price list or spreadsheet, customer records, e-mail and invoicing software. When an accepted quote becomes an order, nobody has to retype the data.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work for complex, bespoke quotes too?
Who sends the quote?
How much does quote automation cost?
How long does a quote take you?
Describe in a few sentences where work gets stuck. There's no obligation: it simply starts a conversation in which we show you what can be done.
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