Fixed-scope RFQ-to-quote proof

Test exact RFQ matching before funding a full prototype.

A EUR 150 paid test for one redacted text-based RFQ sample, catalogue excerpt, and approved price-list excerpt. This is not generic PDF extraction: the goal is to prove whether exact product matching, approved pricing, and review routing are useful before a larger n8n workflow build.

EUR 150

Paid Test

Paid upfront by B2B invoice or payment request. Work starts after payment confirmation and usable inputs.

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Likely Next Step

EUR 400-700

Typical fixed implementation range for one bounded n8n prototype after the test, depending on PDF extraction, output format, and review workflow requirements.

Deliverables

A narrow output that can be reviewed by sales, engineering, or procurement before any production workflow is built.

Quote Output

CSV/XLSX-compatible rows for exact catalogue and unit matches priced only from the approved list.

Review Rows

Unknown, ambiguous, unpriced, unit-mismatched, or invalid quantity lines separated for human review.

Build Recommendation

Short note on whether a first-stage n8n prototype is worth building, with likely risks and scope.

Inputs Needed

No production credentials, customer secrets, or full catalogue export are needed for the test.

One RFQ Sample

A redacted text-based PDF, pasted text, CSV, or spreadsheet sample with up to 30 line items.

Catalogue Excerpt

Product codes, descriptions, approved units, and any aliases needed for the sample.

Price-List Excerpt

Approved prices for the relevant catalogue excerpt and desired output columns.

Included

  • One agreed RFQ/request layout.
  • Up to 30 line items.
  • Quote-ready rows plus review rows.
  • Test notes and acceptance criteria.
  • One revision for agreed scope errors.

Not Included

  • OCR or scanned documents.
  • ERP integration or production hosting.
  • Full catalogue cleanup or deduplication.
  • Automatic email sending or customer-facing quote dispatch.
  • Multi-layout parsing before the first slice is proven.
Proof asset The synthetic RFQ quote matcher demo shows the safety pattern: exact matches are priced, uncertain rows are routed to review, and no substitutions are invented.
Positioning This test is for quote accuracy, not bulk document conversion. A generic parser may extract rows; this slice checks whether those rows can safely become quote lines against an approved catalogue and price list.