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Manage RFQs

Locate the Request​

Reported beta, not independently verified: The supplied handoff describes a local RFQ inbox with search, filtering, and request detail. It does not establish a hosted service's exact controls or behavior.

Use the available search and filters to narrow the inbox, then open the relevant request. If you cannot find an enquiry, check whether your search or filters are excluding it. Avoid asking for a duplicate submission until you have checked the existing inbox and spoken with the buyer.

Read Before Responding​

  • Read the contact and requirements information alongside the drawing.
  • Check that the buyer's description and drawing refer to the same intended work.
  • Note anything that prevents a reliable engineering assessment.
  • Agree how clarification will be obtained and who will follow up within your team.

These are review practices, not documented in-app assignments or task controls. For technical checks, continue to feasibility review.

Do Not Infer Workflow States​

Verification gaps: Exact statuses, editable fields, actions, assignment capabilities, notifications, and audit history have not been verified. Use only the interface you can confirm; do not treat this guide as a status transition specification.

Planned: An RFQ is not an order. Order and payment workflows are future scope, not implied by quotation preparation.