The RFQ package in. The job summary out, in about a minute.
Toggle Fab reads the drawings, BOM sheets and email of an RFQ and returns one page: how big the job is, what kind of work it is, the materials and finishes, what was supplied and what is missing. Every value shows where it came from.
What comes back
| PART | MATERIAL | FINISH | OVERALL SIZE | PROCESS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100-00412 | AL 5052-H32, 0.090 PRINTED | Powder coat black | 48.0 × 12.5 × 3.0 in | Sheet metal |
| 100-00415 | Steel A500, 2 × 2 × 0.120 DERIVED | MISSING | 36.0 × 2.0 × 2.0 in | Tube |
| 100-00418 | AL 6061-T6 CONFLICT | Clear anodize | 4.00 × 2.50 × 1.00 in | Machined |
How it works
Drop the package as it arrived
The RFQ email as a PDF, the zip, loose drawings, BOM spreadsheets and 3D models. No renaming, no sorting.
Every file is read
Part numbers, revisions, quantities, materials, finishes and overall sizes, matched across the email, the BOM sheets and the drawings. Sizes are checked twice and against the drawn geometry.
One page to decide on
The job summary on screen. Read it, open a few drawings, decide whether the job is worth quoting.
Missing, incomplete or conflicting values are flagged for review.
Read as printed in a file, with the file and the place on the sheet.
Worked out from printed values by a stated rule, never guessed.
Not in the files. Shown as missing, so it goes on the questions list.
Two files disagree. Both values are shown; neither is picked.
Built for specialty fabricators.
Sheet metal, tube, machined and architectural metal shops whose quoters triage more RFQs than they can price. Access is open to a small group of shops during the pilot.