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For businesses that quote for their work

Every enquiry logged. Every quote followed up.

Enquiries arrive by email, WhatsApp and web forms. We set up a system that logs every one, drafts the reply or quote, and follows up on time, on the tools your team already uses. Your team approves every quote and document before it goes out.

Watch one enquiry go through

Pick the kind of business you run:

Shree Engineering WorksInbox

From: purchase@acme-engg.example

RFQ: 200 nos SS 304 flanges, drawing attached

10:12 AM
RFQ-2041.pdf · 2 pages

Read automatically

Item: SS 304 flanges · Qty: 200 nos · Drawing: RFQ-2041.pdf · Required by: 4 weeks

Checked against your price list

✓ 3 of 4 items matched

âš  Missing: delivery location

Draft: waiting for your approval

Thank you for the enquiry. Our quotation for 200 nos SS 304 flanges is attached. Could you confirm the delivery location so we can include freight?

Example conversation with sample data. Acknowledgements and questions go out automatically; quotes and documents wait for your approval. WhatsApp replies run on your own WhatsApp Business number. We check what your number allows on the first call.

On your phone: 10:13 AM

New RFQ: Acme Engineering, 200 nos SS 304 flanges, required in 4 weeks. Draft quote ready for your check.

Added to your enquiry register (Google Sheet)

CustomerDetailSourceNext step
Acme EngineeringSS flanges, 200 nosEmailQuote by 11 AM

And later, without anyone remembering

Day 3 after the quote: 'Any questions on the quotation for 200 nos flanges? We can revise the delivery schedule if that helps.'

How it usually goes today

  • RFQ arrives Monday 10 AM. Sits in a shared inbox.
  • Wednesday: someone opens it and starts the costing.
  • Friday: quote goes out. Nobody follows up. The order went elsewhere.

Your team should not be the integration layer.

Copying the same information

Enquiries arrive in email or WhatsApp, then someone retypes the same details into a sheet, CRM, document, or accounting system.

Documents assembled by hand

Quotes, reports, approvals, and invoices are repeatedly copied from old files and reformatted.

Follow-ups depend on memory

Quotations, payments, service dates, and renewals are easy to miss when the process lives in inboxes and spreadsheets.

If a process repeats, follows understandable rules, and moves information between systems, it may be a good automation candidate.

Four questions about your own process

What's slipping through right now?

Answer these about how enquiries move through your business today. Everything below is worked out from your answers. We don't add numbers of our own.

Your process

How enquiries are handled today.

40
25%
How quickly does a new enquiry usually get a real reply?A real reply means someone answers the question or says when they will.
What happens when one arrives in the evening or on a Sunday?

What that means

Worked out from your four answers.

Late reply, or none

10 a month

Out of 40 enquiries, by your own estimate.

Over a year

120

At the same volume and rate.

With this in place

Every enquiry gets an acknowledgement in minutes, lands in one register, and has a follow-up that someone owns. Your team still approves every quote and document.

Your biggest gap

Evenings, Sundays and holidays.

These enquiries sit untouched until the next working day, even though the rest of your process is quick.

See how that works

Where this shows up

The same pattern, in businesses that look nothing alike.

Example workflows

Manufacturers and fabricators

Comes in as:
RFQ emails with PDF drawings and item lists.
We set up:
An RFQ register, quote drafts from your price list, and a follow-up if the customer goes quiet.

Distributors and traders

Comes in as:
Price and stock enquiries on WhatsApp and email.
We set up:
One enquiry list, quick replies from your price list, and payment reminders.

Interior designers

Comes in as:
Enquiries from WhatsApp, website forms and referrals.
We set up:
A lead list, site-visit scheduling, quote follow-ups and stage-payment reminders.

Contractors and installers

Comes in as:
Site-visit and quote requests by phone, form or email.
We set up:
Visits booked, quotes drafted from your rates, and follow-ups until there's a decision.

Freight forwarders and logistics firms

Comes in as:
Rate requests by email with routes, cargo and deadlines.
We set up:
A rate-request register, reply drafts from your rate sheet, and document chasing per shipment.

Agencies and service firms

Comes in as:
Briefs and enquiries by email, forms and calls.
We set up:
A CRM entry for each enquiry, a proposal draft, and follow-ups after it's sent.

Don't see your business? If you send quotes and chase replies, the workflow is the same. Tell us about yours

Built to fit your business

No new software to learn. No risky switch-over. No loss of control.

We fit into the setup you already have, roll it out one workflow at a time, and leave you in charge of anything that reaches a customer.

Keep the tools you already use

It runs on the same email and WhatsApp numbers your customers already write to. Your team keeps working the way they do now.

Runs on

  • Gmail
  • Outlook
  • WhatsApp
  • Web forms
  • Google Sheets
  • CRM

Also Excel, Google Drive, PDFs and your accounting software.

Nothing moves to a new platform. Your existing accounts stay where they are.

Start with one workflow

We sit with you, write the replies in your words, and run it alongside your current process until you trust it.

How a pilot runs

  1. Review

    We learn how your enquiries and quotes work today.

  2. Build

    Set up on your accounts, in your words.

  3. Pilot

    Runs alongside your current process.

  4. Go live

    Only when you are happy with it.

Usually about 30 days, with scope and price agreed in writing first.

Important actions stop for approval

Acknowledgements and questions go out straight away, so nobody is left waiting. Anything carrying a price, a document or a commitment waits for you.

What approval looks like

Nothing in that box sends until someone taps approve.

How we work together

Three stages. You can stop after any of them.

We start small on purpose. Each stage has to be worth it before the next one happens.

Stage 1

Workflow review

Free · 15 minutes

We look at one workflow with you and tell you honestly whether automating it is worth the money. If it isn't, we say so.

  • One call, nothing to prepare
  • Bring one recent enquiry or quote
  • You get our honest read either way

Most businesses need one call to know if this is for them.

Stage 2

Pilot one workflow

Fixed price · about 30 days

We set up a single workflow on your own accounts and run it alongside your current process until you trust it.

  • Scope, price and timeline agreed in writing first
  • Built on your accounts, in your words
  • Your team trained, with a manual fallback

One workflow only. We don't touch the rest of your business.

Stage 3

Monthly care

Optional · monthly

Changes, checks and support once the pilot is running, if you want it.

  • Small changes and new follow-ups
  • We watch for failures and fix them
  • More workflows only once the first is reliable

No long contract.

Everything runs on accounts your business owns: your email, your server, your passwords. If we stop working together, it stays with you and keeps running on those same accounts.

Automation should reduce risk, not create a new one.

We describe only what we actually set up for you. We don't claim certifications we haven't earned.

Approval where it matters

Acknowledgements and questions go out automatically. Anything carrying a price, a document or a commitment waits for someone on your team to approve it.

A real person is always reachable

Any customer can reply and reach a real person. Nothing traps them in an automated loop.

Your own systems and accounts

Workflows run on accounts your business owns: your own server, your own email, your own credentials. You can change the passwords or remove our access at any time.

Every action is logged

Every automated action is recorded in your workflow history, so you can see what ran, when, and what it sent.

A defined failure path

If a step fails, an alert goes out and your team sees it. Work does not disappear quietly.

Written handover

You get a written description of each workflow: what it does, what it connects to, and how to change it.

WhatsApp opt-in

Customer WhatsApp messages only go to people who have opted in, as WhatsApp requires.

AI runs on your own accounts

AI steps run through API accounts set up in your business's name, and we tell you which provider each step uses.

Questions

No. We work with any business where enquiries turn into quotes and follow-ups, such as manufacturers, distributors, interior designers, contractors, freight forwarders and agencies. The examples above show the pattern.

Describe the workflow you want to automate.

In 15 minutes we'll tell you honestly whether automation is worth it for your business. Choose whichever is easiest.

Prefer to show us? Email one sample enquiry or RFQ to hello@stackrev.dev. Remove prices and customer names if you like.

Based in Pune, India. We work with clients remotely and reply within one working day.