Export sales workflow
Review an export RFQ before you promise a response.
Turn a buyer inquiry into requirements, open questions, and a review-ready reply without treating unknowns as commitments.
- Start from the buyer request and verified commercial facts
- Separate confirmed requirements from gaps and conflicts
- Keep every external commitment under human approval

A reviewable RFQ response workflow
Use one controlled sequence before a quotation, commercial commitment, or reply leaves your team.
- 01
Add the request and verified facts
Provide the buyer inquiry or RFQ alongside approved product specifications, capabilities, and commercial boundaries.
- 02
Organize requirements and gaps
Prepare a matrix that makes confirmed, missing, conflicting, and unknown items visible before anyone drafts a promise.
- 03
Approve the next response
Your team decides what to confirm, clarify, escalate, or decline before sending anything to the buyer.
Leave with a reviewable next step
- A requirement matrix tied to the supplied request
- Prioritized buyer questions and internal confirmation items
- A review-ready reply and pre-quotation checklist
Choose the right starting point
Use the smallest option that can handle the request without hiding important uncertainty.
Keep commercial commitments with your team
The Agent prepares a reviewable draft. Your team owns every customer-facing commitment.
- Do not treat unverified product facts, capabilities, prices, certifications, or lead times as confirmed.
- Do not send a reply, quotation, compliance statement, or attachment without human approval.
Start with one real buyer request
Run the public Agent for a focused review, or request expert help when the workflow must work around your own systems.

