Quoting solution

Move from quote request to a confident first draft faster.

OpSmith connects request intake, product or service rules, approved pricing inputs and human review so a quote can move forward without repeating hours of preparation for every prospect.

Where the work gets stuck

Reduce quote preparation without automating the promise.

A quote is more than a document. It is a chain of requirements, product choices, pricing rules, missing information, approvals and customer follow-up.

Request and attachment intakeCapture customer details, selections, files and context from the channels where requests already arrive.
Requirement preparationOrganize scope, constraints and unanswered questions so the estimator or salesperson starts with a usable brief.
Draft quote or proposalPrepare repeatable sections and calculations from approved inputs while keeping judgment-based commitments with a person.
Approval and customer follow-upRoute the draft to the correct reviewer, preserve the decision and trigger the appropriate customer next step after approval.
How the improved process works

Prepare the decision, then keep the human promise in human hands.

Quote automation is strongest when it removes repeated preparation while preserving pricing authority, exceptions and final approval.

01

Capture the complete request

Bring form answers, customer selections, files and existing account context into one traceable request.

02

Prepare a reviewable draft

Apply approved rules, identify missing information and assemble the first draft with its source and assumptions visible.

03

Approve and follow through

A responsible person confirms the promise before the quote is issued and the follow-up sequence or CRM task begins.

A good fit looks like this

Your team repeatedly assembles similar quotes, spends too long gathering inputs or delays response because the required information lives across several channels.

OpSmith starts with a focused process and a measurable baseline. If the workflow is not a responsible fit for automation, we will say so before implementation.

Inputthe real request, record, document or update
Decisionrules, AI assistance and human review
Handoffthe right person, system or customer
Questions worth resolving

Know what should be automated—and what should not.

Can AI set our final price?

Only if the business has explicit, approved rules suitable for automation. Judgment-based pricing and unusual commitments should remain with the authorized person.

Can a quote use information from a customer visualizer or configurator?

Yes, when those selections can be passed into the quoting workflow reliably. The source data, pricing logic and approval path need to be designed together.

What happens when information is missing?

The workflow can request the missing detail, hold the draft or route the request to a person. It should not invent a requirement to keep the process moving.

You do not need a perfect automation plan.

Bring us the process your team keeps working around. We will help you find the most useful place to start.

Review a quoting workflow