What the agent does, where you decide, and the rules it checks.
I run every blue box.
Approved requisition
Read items & need-by
Supplier on approved list?
No → don't send RFQ
Send RFQs
Read each reply
Quote still valid?
No → ask for fresh price
Convert units, apply minimums
Add freight to landed
Freight & lead stated?
No → mark unknown, ask
Same part number?
No → flag alternate
Build linked bid tab
Buyer awards & approves
Key PO in ERP
Saved PO matches award?
No → stop and ask
File quotes with PO
PO ready to send
Agent does it You decide Rule check
Built for you
Built for messy quotes
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1Three formatsPDF, email body, spreadsheet
2Mixed unitsPer box versus per each
3Hidden minimumsMOQ changes the real total
4Fine-print freightFlat, included or not stated
5Alternate partsDifferent brand on one line
Your controls
Your rules. Exactly.
Written once in plain English. Followed every time.
Over $5,000?Manager approves
Quote expired?Ask for fresh price
Alternate part quoted?Qualified person decides
Never, on any run
Pick the supplier on its own
Accept an alternate part
Treat missing freight as zero
Use an expired quote price
RFQ an unapproved supplier
When a rule says no
It stops and asks you.
Every held item lands in one queue with the documents, the values read and the rule that fired.
Approvals · 4 waitingDemonstration data
Don't send RFQSupplier on approved list?2 min
Ask for fresh priceQuote still valid?14 min
Mark unknown, askFreight & lead stated?1 h
Flag alternateSame part number?3 h
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Don't send RFQ
RuleSupplier on approved list? No
Source PDFPO as savedRule result
I stopped here. Everything I read is attached. Your call.
ApproveSend back
The difference
Your team, before and after
Your team today and with the agent
Today
With your agent
Retyping quotes
Every line, by hand
None
Unit conversions
When someone notices
Shown with the formula
Landed cost
Often skipped
On every quote
Supplier choice
Buyer
Buyer, from one bid tab
Your existing systems
No new systems!
The agent runs where you work.
ERP
Business Central
Epicor
SAP
Oracle
NetSuite
Infor
Acumatica
Sage
SYSPRO
Supplier portals
SAP Ariba
Coupa
Amazon Business
Grainger
McMaster-Carr
Inbox & documents
Outlook
Gmail
Excel
Teams
Acrobat / PDF
SharePoint
Screens differ by version and setup; we confirm the exact steps on your system before a pilot. Logos and product names identify systems only and belong to their owners; they do not imply a partnership or endorsement.
Hours back for your team
Your numbers
How many hours can you get back?
Your volume, your times, your labor cost. Estimates, not results.
125staff hours per month returned to buying work
$6,000labor capacity per month
$72,000labor capacity per year
POs × (minutes today − minutes with the agent) ÷ 60 × hourly cost
These are example assumptions, not results. Minutes per competitively quoted PO cover sending RFQs, reading replies, building the comparison and entering the PO. These defaults are assumptions; replace them with your own timings.
Demonstration
Watch recorded runs
This recording is adjacent, not RFQ-to-PO. It shows a sales quote in Epicor Kinetic where the agent found an expired supplier price, raised supplier RFQ 482 and waited for the buyer to approve the new $2.05/EA price in Teams. It does not show a multi-supplier comparison or a purchase order being created.
Yes. It reads quote PDFs, Excel or CSV attachments and quotes typed into an email body, then puts every line into the same comparison. Each value links back to where it was found so the buyer can check it. Scanned or handwritten quotes are read too, but low-confidence values are marked for a person to confirm.
Does it compare freight?
Yes, as part of landed cost. Freight, handling and other charges stated on the quote are added by a written formula. If a supplier didn't state freight, the comparison says unknown rather than assuming it's free, and the agent can ask the supplier.
Who chooses the supplier?
Your buyer, whenever your policy requires a person to decide, which is the default. The agent lays out price, landed cost, delivery and any flags side by side; it does not quietly pick the lowest number.
Which ERP does it create the PO in?
The one you already use. The agent works through your PO entry screens with a signed-in user's permissions, or an API where that's the better route. Screens vary by version and configuration, so we confirm the steps on your system before a pilot; we don't claim a vendor partnership or identical behavior everywhere.
What if a supplier quotes a different part?
It is flagged as an alternate and kept out of the recommended totals until someone qualified approves it. The agent never decides that two parts are equivalent.