Catalogue & RFQ

Manufacturers & suppliers

Buyers verify what you make, then send an RFQ your quoting team can price on the first read.

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What your customers need to do

What buyers verify before they send an RFQ.

  • Find the right capability
  • Check specifications
  • Verify certifications
  • Send an RFQ
  • Know how to send drawings
  • Ask about lead times

Example site

A fabrication site, from capability to RFQ.

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Capabilities as a spec table and a staged RFQ.

A Cooblink concept demo with a fictional name — not a client. Its buttons show what would happen; nothing is sent.

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What we build · Manufacturers

Spec tables, catalogue pages and a staged RFQ.

  • Capabilities

    Capabilities as a spec table

    Processes, materials, thickness and tolerance ranges taken from your own documents — not adjectives.

  • Catalogue

    PDF catalogues, turned into pages

    Product families a buyer can search and link to, with the PDF still there to download.

  • RFQ

    A staged RFQ

    Part reference, material, quantity, target date and tolerance-critical features — files listed first, sent after the first reply.

Specifications & RFQ

Capabilities a buyer can check.

Example structure — your values come from your own documents.
CapabilityWhat goes here
ProcessesLaser cutting · bending · welding
MaterialsFrom your material list
Thickness rangeFrom your machine data
TolerancesPer process, as you specify them
FinishesPowder coat, plating — if you offer them
CertificationsOnly those you hold, with scope and expiry

The RFQ, in three steps

  1. Company and part Company, role and the part or drawing reference.
  2. Requirements Material, finish, quantity and annual volume, target date, tolerance-critical features.
  3. Files Listed now, sent after the first reply — no upload until a security and retention review.

Platforms

Requests land where your team quotes.

We link your site to them and make each step clearer. We don’t rebuild them, and nothing here implies a partnership with any provider.

We connect

  • Your quoting inbox
  • The ERP or CRM where requests should land
  • Your PDF catalogues and data sheets
  • Your distributor or dealer locator, if you have one

Québec

French buyers, metric and imperial.

  • French, as complete pages

    Spec tables, units and RFQ fields exist in French as well as English — the technical terms reviewed, not machine-translated.

  • Units your buyers use

    Millimetres and inches where your customers work in both — taken from your drawings, never converted by guesswork.

Recommended

Built for catalogues and RFQs.

Prices in CAD, plus applicable taxes. What’s included is agreed in writing before any work starts.

See pricing

Product & RFQ System

Specifications a buyer can verify, ending in a quotable RFQ.

fromC$4,500

  • Product and capability structure: families, materials, processes, tolerances
  • Catalogue and PDF migration into pages a buyer can search
  • A staged RFQ form that records document requirements before any file transfer
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Questions

Straight answers.

Something else? Write to [email protected].

Can buyers upload drawings?

Not at first. The RFQ lists the files a buyer will send, and the files follow by email after your first reply. An upload is added only after a separate security and retention review.

Can you list our certifications?

Yes — the ones you hold, each with its standard, scope and expiry, from your certificates. We don’t show a logo or a claim we can’t check.

Do you guarantee RFQs or orders?

No. We make your capabilities verifiable and your RFQ quotable. The volume depends on your market, your capacity and your prices.

Why does this cost more than a website launch?

Because most of the work is structure: product families, specifications and a staged RFQ built from your documents, in two languages.

Ready for a website customers actually use?

Tell us about your business and the one thing customers should be able to do. We reply with a next step — never a sales sequence.