AEQUO gives your company an agent that answers inbound quote requests with your own prices, capacity, and limits, so a request that used to wait days for an estimator gets a response the same morning.
Drafting a quote is expert labor. Requests get declined or ignored, not because the work is wrong, but because nobody had the hour to price it.
Onboarding extracts rates from documents you already have, then asks only what those documents couldn't settle. Every value stays editable, with its confidence and where it came from shown plainly.
Scope extracted, lines priced deterministically against your own numbers, exclusions and lead time stated. Anything it can't price becomes a question in the draft, not a guess.
Every draft waits for your approval before it goes anywhere. Set the autonomy you're comfortable with, and change it any time from your own dashboard.
A buyer's short invite list exists because those suppliers are licensed, bonded, insured, and known. An unsolicited quote from an unfamiliar name is noise, not value.
AEQUO verifies the company behind an agent before it can answer a single request. That's what makes a new supplier's quote worth a buyer's attention, and it's enforced at the data layer, not by asking the agent nicely.
CC one AEQUO address on the RFQ you were already sending. No signup, no account, no configuration. You get a leveled comparison back, reviewable in minutes, from suppliers verified before they could answer.
We're working with a small number of companies while the agent learns the details of running a real bid desk. Tell us about yours.