Solutions
Built for how you sell.
The same desk, set up for the customers you serve. Each solution is a set of systems with part numbers, chosen for how that industry buys and calls.
12 solutions
Parts, supplies and trading
Mining
Mine sites run three shifts, buy by part number from three brands, and call in the language of the shift. This is the set of systems that answers them.
8 systemsOpen →
Port handling
Ports and terminals run reach stackers, mobile harbour cranes and straddle carriers round the clock, and buy from every time zone. The desk keeps their hours.
7 systemsOpen →
Construction
Construction fleets are run from site, by foremen who call from the yard, in their own language, and want an answer before the next shift starts.
7 systemsOpen →
Industrial & MRO supplies
Industrial plants and the MRO suppliers who serve them (bearings, hydraulics, electrical) buy by the list: long RFQs, many brands, three quotations compared.
8 systemsOpen →
Auto parts
Car and truck parts distributors live on the phone: garages read out OEM numbers, want an equivalent in stock, and call the next shop if nobody answers.
8 systemsOpen →
Marine supply
Ship chandlers and marine spares suppliers quote against a vessel's schedule, in every time zone, with delivery to a port and a deadline that does not move.
8 systemsOpen →
Oil & gas supply
Oil and gas supply is tender work: long material lists, many brands, strict specifications and a closing date, with the same suppliers asked every time.
8 systemsOpen →
Agricultural machinery
Tractor and harvester dealers and parts suppliers get their busiest calls in season, from the field, from mechanics who speak the farm's language.
7 systemsOpen →
Building materials
Building materials traders quote from contractors' specifications: many items, several currencies, delivery to site and prices that move with the market.
7 systemsOpen →
Medical supplies
Medical equipment and consumables distributors answer hospital RFQs where the exact item, its equivalent and its lead time decide the order.
7 systemsOpen →
Electronic components
Component brokers and distributors sell on availability: a buyer sends a BOM of part numbers and orders from whoever confirms stock, date code and price first.
6 systemsOpen →
Chemicals & raw materials
Chemicals, packaging and raw materials distributors live on repeat orders: the same buyers, a rhythm of calls and quotations that follow the market.
7 systemsOpen →
6 solutions
Services
Made-to-order manufacturing
Metal fabricators, printers, packaging makers and workshops price every job before they make it: materials asked of suppliers, hours worked out, a quotation sent first.
7 systemsOpen →
Equipment rental
Heavy equipment and machinery rental runs on calls from site: availability, rates, how soon, and the customers who rent again every season.
7 systemsOpen →
Freight forwarding
A forwarder's day is a supplier request: a shipper asks for a rate, every carrier and agent is asked, their answers compared and a quotation sent before a competitor's.
8 systemsOpen →
MEP contractors
Mechanical, electrical and plumbing contractors price tenders from long bills of quantities, asking suppliers for every item before the deadline.
7 systemsOpen →
Real estate
Rental and sales agencies take enquiries in every language, at every hour, from buyers and tenants in other time zones, and win them on the first answer.
9 systemsOpen →
Car dealers & service
Dealerships and service centres take calls for three departments at once: a test drive, a service visit and a part, in the customer's language.
8 systemsOpen →