Why the current RFQ process slows teams down
Moving information from Gmail into spreadsheets, quote documents, PDF tools, and response templates creates unnecessary steps and inconsistent output.
Capture RFQ details, build branded quotations, generate PDFs, and prepare buyer responses from a Gmail-centered workflow.
Moving information from Gmail into spreadsheets, quote documents, PDF tools, and response templates creates unnecessary steps and inconsistent output.
RFQ AutoPilot brings the quotation workflow closer to Gmail. It helps users work from the incoming request, review structured details, build the quote, generate the PDF, and open a prepared Gmail response.
Work from the buyer email instead of starting from a blank document
Reduce repeated copying between browser tabs
Use reusable email templates with dynamic information
Generate a branded quotation PDF
Preview the response before sending
Keep the salesperson in control of the final email
Start with the buyer message and attachments.
Check names, line items, quantities, dates, and requirements.
Complete pricing, terms, branding, and PDF output.
Use the email preview and compose integration to respond.
Verify extracted content, technical requirements, quantities, pricing, totals, lead time, payment terms, delivery conditions, compliance, and all buyer-specific information against the original RFQ.
Clear answers about the extension, workflow, pricing, and review responsibilities.
The intended workflow includes preview and user confirmation before sending the final message.
Yes. Reusable email templates and dynamic variables help create consistent but editable responses.
Some quotation work happens in the extension panel, but the workflow is designed to remain close to your normal Gmail process.
Install the extension and review the actual workflow before choosing a paid plan.