Talk with RapidRFQ

Bring the quotes that consume your estimating week.

Contact RapidRFQ about a paid pilot, machine-shop quoting workflow review, representative-file evaluation, deployment, or commercial questions.

Start with the bottleneck

Representative RFQs make the fit review useful.

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Start with the bottleneck

Tell us whether the problem is intake, CAD review, material, supplier delays, revisions, approvals, or all of the above.

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Use representative work

A mix of routine, difficult, won, and lost jobs produces a more honest evaluation than polished demo parts.

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Define success up front

Agree on response time, estimator touch time, accuracy evidence, workflow completeness, and deployment acceptance.

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What to include in your message

A useful first note includes your shop size, primary processes, approximate RFQ volume, current estimating tools, typical customer file formats, and where work waits today.

Do not email export-controlled, confidential, or customer-owned production files until an appropriate evaluation and data-handling path has been agreed. A description of the file set is enough to begin.

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What happens next

We will determine whether RapidRFQ fits the process and deployment requirements, identify the representative-job packet, and define a narrow pilot acceptance plan.

If the current product is not a fit—because of an unsupported process, required certification, deployment constraint, or missing integration—the gap should be identified before a rollout commitment.

Straight answers

What happens during a pilot fit review.

What email should sales inquiries use?

inquiries@hiperfusion.com

Can we send sample files immediately?

Start with a description. Agree on data handling before sending confidential or controlled files.

Is a demo available?

The current sales path is a fit review followed by a scoped paid pilot for qualified shops.

Start with representative work

Send the RFQs that consume your estimating week.

A useful fit review starts with the real bottleneck and ends with explicit pilot acceptance criteria.