Unstructured RFQs
Requirements arrive in emails, spreadsheets, PDFs, drawings, specifications, and supporting files.
Quote Generation and Sales Intelligence
Bring RFQs, specifications, product data, pricing, prior proposals, customer context, business rules, and approvals into one governed commercial workflow.
The operating problem
A useful quote requires more than generated prose. Teams must interpret requirements, choose products or services, apply pricing and margin rules, document assumptions, route exceptions, and secure approval.
Requirements arrive in emails, spreadsheets, PDFs, drawings, specifications, and supporting files.
Product, cost, pricing, availability, precedent, and customer information live across multiple systems.
Sales, engineering, finance, and leadership may need to validate different parts of the proposal.
Clarifications, assumptions, revisions, and customer communication create repeated coordination.
What AAIC delivers
Identify products, quantities, specifications, delivery needs, terms, exceptions, and open questions.
Retrieve approved product, configuration, service, and historical proposal context.
Apply approved cost inputs, pricing rules, discounts, margins, and exception thresholds.
Generate review-ready line items, scope, assumptions, exclusions, terms, and supporting narrative.
Route technical, commercial, finance, and management review based on thresholds and exceptions.
Summarize customer context, opportunity risk, next actions, and relevant precedent for the sales team.
Commercial workflow orchestration
GTAF connects RFQ understanding, product and pricing tools, enterprise systems, specialized agents, human review, and proposal output in one observable workflow.
Explore GTAFApplied use cases
Interpret technical requirements and assemble a controlled quote package.
Build scope, team, assumptions, milestones, and pricing from approved patterns.
Combine account, product, usage, support, and commercial context for next actions.
Produce a source-grounded brief with customer context, open items, and recommended focus.
Business outcomes
Frequently asked questions
It does not have to. AAIC can keep final pricing and material exceptions under human approval while AI prepares the analysis, applies approved logic, and highlights deviations.
The solution can combine document and visual understanding for supported formats, then route low-confidence or engineering-sensitive interpretation to expert review.
Yes. GTAF can connect approved quote data, status, tasks, documents, and follow-up actions to CRM, ERP, CPQ, document, and communication systems.
Start with one high-value workflow
Map the inputs, product and pricing systems, expert decisions, approval thresholds, and output required for a reliable quote.