Email-to-Quotation Automation
The challenge
Shared quotation inboxes contain drawings and specifications that staff must manually read, record and allocate.
How SBS Ltd can help
Capture enquiries and attachments, extract initial requirements, flag missing information and create estimating tasks.
Each request would retain the original email and attachment references alongside extracted fields. Missing quantities, drawing revisions or delivery requirements would create a clarification task, giving estimators a reliable starting point without assuming that extraction equals technical validation. A named process owner would maintain the agreed rules, check exceptions and ensure staff understand how to handle failed or incomplete records.
Illustrative UK business scenario
An engineering supplier converts incoming requests into structured records for its estimating team.
Potential benefits
Less copying and clearer visibility of quotation requests.
We would agree a baseline and success measures before implementation, then compare handling time, record quality and unresolved exceptions during a controlled pilot.
Appropriate controls
An estimator verifies technical requirements and extracted information before use.
Implementation would be quoted to scope after assessing your systems, available integrations and required controls.






