RFQs arrive in several formats
Email, PDF, spreadsheet and representative technical files require one intake process.
Industry context
RFQs, technical documents, product information and operational records often move between email, ERP systems, spreadsheets, document repositories and people. Finch can design controlled workflows around those hand-offs without pretending every technical decision belongs to AI.
Operating observation
Email, PDF, spreadsheet and representative technical files require one intake process.
ERP records, databases, spreadsheets and technical documents provide different parts of the answer.
Requirements, product fit, pricing, lead time and approval need explicit ownership.
SOPs, specifications, inspection procedures and work instructions need controlled retrieval.
Quotes, lead times and commercial terms arrive in documents that staff reconcile manually.
Sales, quality and operations information often needs validation before consolidation.
Representative workflow
A compact version of the RFQ workflow: interpret the request, validate technical and business data, then keep commercial release with a person.
Environment
Design considerations
Project context
Finch can assess where AI, software, integration, rules and human control belong.