From request to approved quote
Monday, 8:12. Faxes, emails and lists are already waiting. Here’s what happens to each one.
Bring in the request
Forward the email, upload the PDF, scan, photo or spreadsheet, paste the list, or take a photo on your phone. However it arrived, it’s in.
Three POs in one file? You get three drafts.
A faxed purchase order
A long bill of quantities
Three POs in one PDF, drafted separately
A cut list typed into an email
QuoteKamili drafts it in seconds
- Reads the request, faint scans and handwriting included, and links every value to where it came from.
- Matches each line to your catalogue, including your customers’ own part numbers. Correct one once, and it sticks.
- Prices it exactly from your own price lists, rate cards and fee rules. AI never sets a price. No price on file? You get one from your past quotes to check, or the line is marked TBC.
- Flags anything unclear, with the reason, plus any fee the customer asked for that’s missing and any price that differs from their contract or your list.
Purchase order · Fax from 01632 960418 · 14/10 09:12
Deliver to site: Plot 4, Hartley Road
- 1GM-15EF90 x50
- 215mm copper 3m x20
- 3GM-22CT x10
- 4Rad 600x1000 K2 x4
- 5GM-PTFE x1 box
G&M
Drafted in seconds
You approve it and send it
Check the draft beside the request and fix anything flagged. Nothing goes to your customer or your ERP until someone on your team approves it. Then send a branded quote PDF from your own email, phone or WhatsApp, or export the order for your ERP.
The quote link shows you when they open it. When they call back, find the quote by name, phone number, item or amount.
Import file for your ERP, ready
Set it up yourself, free
- Try it on sample data
- Start from your trade’s ready-made set
- Add your catalogue, customers and price lists
- Add your rate cards and fee rules
- Invite your team
QuoteKamili checks your catalogue as you add it. The app, quotes and emails come in UK or US English.
See it for yourself
Watch QuoteKamili turn a customer’s request into a priced quote on a live call, and ask us anything.