A person approves every quote
The assistant prepares drafts. Only your team sends them.
We set up an AI quote assistant on your own inbox and rate sheet. It reads each request, prices it from your rates and hands your team a draft. Nothing goes out until a person approves it.
Shippers often send the same request to several forwarders and book the first good price they get. In a small team, quotes are typed by hand from email and Excel, between calls and bookings. By the time the reply goes out, the job may already be gone.
A request lands in a busy inbox. Someone finds the rate, does the maths and writes the email. It takes hours, or until tomorrow.
The draft is waiting within minutes. Your team checks it in seconds and sends it. Missing details are asked for straight away.
No new software for your team to learn. The assistant works inside the inbox you already use.
Spots which emails are quote requests and pulls out route, number of pallets, weight, goods and ready date, even from messy emails.
Calculates the price with fixed rules from your own rate sheet, including your minimum charges. The AI never sets a price.
A ready-to-send reply lands with the person who handles quotes. They check it, edit it if needed and send it.
A real quote request goes in. A priced draft comes out. The clock on screen shows how long it takes.
The forwarder, customers and rates in the demo are fictional. On a call, we run it live with your company name and one of your real routes.
The assistant prepares drafts. Only your team sends them.
Fixed rules, no guessing. Routes not in your rates go to your team for a manual price.
The system runs on accounts in your company's name. You own the data and the setup.
Monitoring, fixes and rate updates are part of monthly care. You don't need anyone technical.
We are an Estonian company and sign a data processing agreement before we see any data.
Two weeks in the background only, compared with how you answer today, before anything reaches a customer.
A fixed set-up project, then monthly care. You get a fixed quote after a 15-minute call.
Tell us what a typical request looks like. We run it through the assistant while we talk.
Accounts in your name, your rates in one clear sheet, the assistant tuned to your routes and your style of reply.
The assistant drafts in the background only. We compare and fix.
Replies go out after approval, or on their own where you allow it. We keep watching.
No. The assistant works with the inbox and the rate sheet you already have. Your team keeps working the way it does today; the only difference is that drafts are waiting for them.
The AI doesn't set prices. It only reads the email and writes the reply. The price is calculated with fixed rules from your rate sheet, and a person approves every quote before it goes out.
We start with your simplest, most common routes. Anything complex or unusual goes straight to your team, as it does today.
The system runs on accounts in your company's name, so the data stays with you. We sign a data processing agreement before we see any email.
Then the question is how long a quote takes today. If your team already replies within 30 minutes, you probably don't need this. If it takes hours, it's worth a 15-minute call.
We are an EU company based in Estonia and work remotely, during UK business hours. Everything is set up online.
In a 15-minute call, tell us what a typical quote request looks like. We'll run it through the assistant while we talk.