Quotes, woven from your inbox.
Quotewright reads every request-for-quotation email you receive — in whatever language it arrives — matches each line to your own price catalogue, and drafts a complete quote: cash and term prices, box maths done, contract prices applied. You approve with one tap. Nothing sends without you.
Incoming RFQ customer email
Finished quote draft, awaiting your approval
From a raw email to a quote you approve — five steps, minutes apart.
Read the thread
It picks the real RFQ out of your inbox and reads the whole conversation — follow-ups merged — in any language.
Match your catalogue
Every line is matched to your own products by weight, size and colour — the exact SKU, or the closest with a note.
Price cash & term
Both payment columns, box maths, per-customer contract prices, and local-currency totals at today's central-bank rate.
Draft the reply
A branded HTML email with a PDF quote attached, written in the customer's own language — ready in your drafts.
You approve & send
You read it, tap approve — or edit first. Nothing reaches a customer until a person says so. You are the send button.
It will never invent a price.
Every number on a Quotewright quote traces to a cell in your own price file. No cost-plus, no estimate, no plausible-looking guess. If a line isn't in your catalogue, it's named and handed to your sales team — never filled in.
Straight from your file
Matched to a real SKU with a real price — cash and term — exactly as your catalogue defines it.
This customer's agreed price
When a customer has a negotiated price on record, that price wins over the list price — automatically.
Never guessed
Anything uncataloged is flagged in the quote and passed to your team by name — with no number attached.
A quiet copilot, not another inbox to drown in.
Everything Quotewright touches lands in one place. A short Needs you queue surfaces only what wants a human; the rest keeps moving on its own — as much or as little as you allow.
Any language in. Their language out.
A request scattered across Turkish, German, Bulgarian, French and English emails becomes one understood order — colour names, units and trade terms translated correctly — and the quote comes back in the customer's own language.
Not trained on tidy demos. Trained on a real inbox.
Quotewright was built inside a working made-to-order textile manufacturer — on messy cost workbooks, multi-message threads in several languages, half-specified requests, and customers who decide the quantity later. The hard parts are already survived, so your setup doesn't have to rediscover them.
Send us one real RFQ. We'll send back the quote.
A pilot takes days to set up, runs on a mailbox you choose, and never sends anything without your approval.