Your First RFQ
Before You Begin
Obtain the public RFQ link directly from the manufacturer. Prepare contact information, a clear description of what you need, and one drawing that the manufacturer is authorized to receive. Keep the original drawing and your requirements locally.
Reported beta: The supplied handoff describes local public intake without a buyer account. One drawing is required, with a maximum size of 50 MiB (52,428,800 bytes). This has not been independently verified on a hosted service.
Make a Useful Request
- Check that the page is for the intended manufacturer.
- Provide contact details through the available form and explain your requirements clearly.
- Include context that helps the manufacturer interpret the drawing, such as the intended use and any uncertainty you want reviewed. These are suggestions, not required form fields.
- Select your single drawing and follow the page's submission instructions.
- Read any result shown before leaving. If the outcome is unclear, contact the manufacturer before repeatedly submitting.
After Submission
Verification gaps: Submission confirmation behavior, email receipts, buyer tracking, and quote delivery have not been established. Agree a follow-up method with the manufacturer; do not assume a buyer portal exists.
Planned: An RFQ does not place an order or take payment. Those capabilities are future scope.
See uploading drawings and troubleshooting.