What comes in
The customer’s RFQ, drawings and requested delivery date; approved product data, comparable historical offers and current commercial rules.

A new RFQ arrives with drawings, specifications and an incomplete configuration. Sales engineering searches old offers while the customer waits. Welf connects that preparation work to product records and commercial review, so the team can spend more time resolving the difficult requirements.
For your teams
Sales engineering · Quality · Operations
Inside the workflow / example
The customer’s RFQ, drawings and requested delivery date; approved product data, comparable historical offers and current commercial rules.
Extract requirements, match relevant product variants and build a requirements-to-evidence list. Separate confirmed matches, assumptions and unanswered questions.
A sales engineer checks feasibility and gaps. Commercial staff approve price and terms before the agreed system creates or updates the quotation.
Potential starting points
Other starting points for your team. Prioritize by case volume, current effort and access to the required records.
Read requests for quotation, retrieve comparable offers and prepare a technical response for commercial review.
Connect specifications, product lifecycle records and service history with source-linked answers.
Assemble evidence of quality deviations and draft investigation records for the quality team.
Systems & control
Technical feasibility, price and quality-release decisions stay with the responsible specialist. Product versions and source references travel with every recommendation.
SAP · Product lifecycle management · Manufacturing execution · Quality management · Technical documents
Data access, permitted actions, approval rules and recovery paths are defined before deployment.
Establish the value
Compare engineering minutes per accepted quote, elapsed response time and rework for similar complexity. Check that shorter preparation does not increase pricing errors or missing requirements.
Explore the workflowQuote cycle time · Engineering effort · Correction rate
A sensible first scope
Choose one product family and a representative mix of straightforward, incomplete and exceptional requests. Bring sales engineering, the product-data owner and the ERP owner into the scope.
Plan the first deliveryAI capabilities
Explore the tasks, integration choices and deployment models your team needs to assess.
Describe the task, the systems involved and what makes it difficult. We can use that context to discuss a first workflow and the evidence it would need.
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