Basic auto-quoting can use Vista-Quote quote history and native inventory, while advanced auto-quoting can use approved connected ERP history and inventory. Scheduling, eligibility rules, quantity handling, pricing paths, review statuses, and send-or-hold choices let your team define which responses proceed automatically.
Use Vista-Quote’s own history and inventory to control part matching, quote-value selection, age limits, quantity behavior, quarantined inventory, and excluded parts.
This is only a snapshot of one basic example. Basic Auto-Quoting can combine Vista-Quote history, part-matching rules, quote age, selected price source, quantity behavior, and inventory eligibility according to each organization’s configured settings.
Use connected ERP history and inventory while controlling quote grouping, ERP insertion, CRM follow-up, outcome statuses, automatic item creation, broker assignment, and automation ownership.
Follow the generic path from a normalized RFQ through eligibility, connected inventory availability, pricing, and transaction rules to an automatic quote, a review hold, or a reasoned no-quote.
This is only a snapshot of one basic example. Advanced Auto-Quoting can be configured around each organization’s connected data, condition rules, price sources, safeguards, exceptions, and review policies.
Review RFQ, quote, and no-quote activity together to understand the broader workflow outcomes that surround automated and user-reviewed decisions.
Trace request outcomes by user, source, customer, part, quantity, and condition when a status or result needs closer review.
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Apply controlled pricing logic and let automation handle qualified RFQs.