What to include in an RFQ
Include product category, series, quantity, target build stage, robot application, subsystem, operating environment, interface constraints and requested documents.
Quote Process
Good RFQ context reduces follow-up and keeps product, custom build, integration and document requests in one review path.
Include product category, series, quantity, target build stage, robot application, subsystem, operating environment, interface constraints and requested documents.
A work email helps route the request to business and engineering review, especially when controlled documentation is requested.
Application context helps identify voltage, load, duty cycle, routing, protection and documentation expectations.
Lead time may depend on availability, customization, supplier release conditions, document review, shipment region and requested quantity.
Drawings, pinouts, interface maps, environment constraints, NDA state or export-related context may require follow-up.
There is no instant ecommerce checkout and no automatic controlled CAD release.